Three more people have tested positive for coronavirus in Leeds, bringing the city's total number of confirmed infections to 1,882.
Across Yorkshire, a further 43 people have tested positive for the disease in the last 24 hours.
The sharpest increase was recorded in Hull with eight new cases of coronavirus, followed by Kirklees and Sheffield with six newly infected people each.
Meanwhile, York has not recorded any new infections in the past 11 days.
Doncaster has actually recorded a decrease in cases which is most likely due to an amendment by the Department of Health and Social Care.
So far, 14,262 people in the region have tested positive for the virus since the outbreak began.
Across the UK, 296,857 people have so far tested positive and as of 5pm on June 14, of those who tested positive, across all settings, 41,736 have sadly died.
Latest increase in Covid-19 cases across Yorkshire
Barnsley - was 1,023 now 1,028
Bradford - was 1,393 now 1,398
Calderdale - still 299
Doncaster - was 907 now 906
East Riding of Yorkshire - was 948 now 951
Hull - was 772 now 780
Kirklees - was 781 now 787
Leeds - was 1,879 now 1,882
North Yorkshire - was 1,336 now 1,339
Rotherham - was 1,026 now 1,030
Sheffield -was 2,612 now 2,618
Wakefield - was 781 now 782
York - still 462
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