More than 2,000 people have tested positive for coronavirus in the last week as infection rates continue to rise across the country.
There has also been an increase in Leeds.
This comes as Prime Minsiter Boris Johnson told people in England to once again "stay home, protect the NHS and save lives" as he announced a full national lockdown.
In a television address on Monday, the Prime Minister said people should start obeying the new measures immediately after a new variant of coronavirus has prompted urgent action as case numbers and hospital admissions have surged.
Hospital admissions are currently 40 per cent higher than at the peak of the first wave.
Leeds has recorded a further 307 Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the area's total to 42,646 cases.
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So far, more than 250,453 people in Yorkshire have tested positive for the disease since the start of the pandemic.
These are the areas with the highest rates in Leeds
Seven–day rates are expressed per 100,000 population and are calculated by dividing the seven-day count by the area population and multiplying by 100,000.
All data used in the map are available in the public domain and may be downloaded from the relevant section of the website or via the API.
From left to right, the data shows each area's total cases over the last seven days, followed by the infection rates per 100,000 in brackets.
- Woodlesford & Oulton - 40 (522.7)
- Rothwell Outer - 43 (519.0)
- Gipton North - 36 (462.2)
- Alwoodley - 34 (471.0)
- Far Headingley & Weetwood - 52 (447.5)
- Whinmoor - 34 (435.8)
- Collingham, Rigton & Harewood - 32 (426.7)
- Primley Park & Wigton Moor - 32 (422.9)
- Meanwood - 27 (403.2)
- Seacroft North & Monkswood - 23 (402.9)
- Adel - 22 (390.4)
- Carr Manor - 30 (389.5)
