Location of every confirmed coronavirus case in Yorkshire as Leeds total nears 1,000
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A total of 7,282 people in Yorkshire have now tested positive for coronavirus, a rise of 251 cases.
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In Leeds, a further 28 positive tests have been confirmed, bringing the total number of confirmed cases up to 958.
The latest update from the Department of Health, which counts cases confirmed before 12.30am today, shows a rise of 251 cases in Yorkshire since the same time on Monday.
Sheffield is the worst-hit local authority area, with 1,684 confirmed cases, followed by Leeds.
In the UK, the total number of lab-confirmed cases is 129,044.
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Hide AdThe death toll in UK hospitals now stands at 17,337, with 1,130 deaths confirmed in Yorkshire hospitals.
The full list of confirmed cases by local authority area are as follows:
Barnsley - 476
Bradford - 602
Calderdale - 196
Doncaster - 280
East Riding - 346
Hull (Kingston upon Hull) - 259
Kirklees - 444
Leeds - 958
North East Lincolnshire - 93
North Lincolnshire - 171
North Yorkshire - 656
Rotherham - 515
Sheffield - 1,684
Wakefield - 413
York - 189
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