Coronavirus case rates continue to rise in 18 local areas in England, according to the latest data.
The majority of those areas will be put under Tier 2 restrictions when the national lockdown ends on December 2, while eight of them will face the toughest measures in Tier 3.
Out of a total of 315 local authorities areas in England - the other 297 are recording a fall in the number of Covid-19 cases recorded.
In the North West, just one place - South Ribble in Lancashire - has a rising case rate.
The South East has eight places where cases are rising - the highest number of any region.
The region is also home to both the places with the highest and lowest rates of coronavirus in the whole of England.
Swale in Kent has the highest: 557.0 cases per 100,000 people, down from 644.3, while Worthing in West Sussex has the lowest: 30.7 cases per 100,000 people, down from 81.4.
Here are the 18 places in England where case rates are still rising.
In all instances, the rates are for the week ending November 25 and have been calculated by the PA news agency using data published by Public Health England.
North West
South Ribble, Lancashire (Tier 3)
East Midlands
Boston, Lincolnshire (Tier 3)
East
Basildon, Essex (Tier 2)
Harlow, Essex (Tier 2)
Ipswich, Suffolk (Tier 2)
North Norfolk (Tier 2)
Peterborough, Lincolnshire (Tier 2)
London
Waltham Forest (Tier 2)
South East
Ashford, Kent (Tier 3)
Dover, Kent (Tier 3)
Folkestone & Hythe, Kent (Tier 3)
Maidstone, Kent (Tier 3)
Medway, Kent (Tier 3)
Tonbridge & Malling, Kent (Tier 3)
Surrey Heath, Surrey (Tier 2)
Woking, Surrey (Tier 2)
South West
Mendip, Somerset (Tier 2)
Torridge, Devon (Tier 2)
