Dozens more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed across Yorkshire today.
Sheffield's cases shot up from 106 to 130 in the last day - the steepest rise in cases across Yorkshire.
Current UK death toll as a result of coronavirus stands at 422, with over 8,000 people having tested positive.
Earlier today it was confirmed four people had died in Leeds in 24 hours after testing positive for coronavirus.
There were 1,427 more UK cases confirmed today. Across the North East and Yorkshire, there are now 446 cases.
This comes as the UK goes into lockdown, with the government announcing additional measures to combat the spread of the virus - including limiting social gatherings to only two people.
Previously, it was announced that pubs, clubs, and all leisure facilities were to close; now, all non-essential shops - such as clothes shops - are to close until further notice.
All the deaths confirmed so far in Yorkshire
The government have laid out a set of new rules which Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, insists are "not suggestions".
These include not leaving your home, except to shop for essential items or attend medical needs; not gathering in public with more than two people; and only exercising outdoors once a day.
Here is a breakdown of the current numbers across Yorkshire:
Leeds - was 35 now 42
Wakefield - now 13
North Yorkshire - was 24 now 30
Sheffield - was 106 now 130
Barnsley - was 11 now 15
Bradford - was 13 now 14
Calderdale - still 7
Rotherham - was 1 now 16
Kirklees - was 16 now 17
York - was 10 now 11
Doncaster - was 9 now 13
Hull - still 1
East Yorkshire - still 16
