
Nationwide, the latest figures from Public Health England show a total of 298,681 lab–confirmed cases across the UK.
It means another 767 people tested positive on Saturday, July 25 with a further 61 deaths recorded across Britain.
Since the outbreak began, there has been a total of 45,738 recorded deaths associated with COVID-19 in the UK.
The figures include all deaths of people who have had a positive test result confirmed by a Public Health or NHS laboratory.
Since April 29, the death count has included all settings, including care homes.
Note: Due to changes in the way the data for positive cases is reported, 30,302 previously reported cases were removed from the UK total on July 2, 2020.
The refined data has seen duplicates removed, ensuring that a person who tests positive is only counted once.
These are the figures for the North West
In the North West today (Sunday, July 26, 2020), there is a total of 45,046 confirmed cases.
In order of Upper Tier Local Authorities (e.g. Lancashire County Council, Blackpool Council etc.) most affected:
Lancashire – 6,990
Manchester – 3,113
Cumbria – 2,783
Liverpool – 2,504
Cheshire East – 2,229
Wigan – 2,163
Wirral – 2,058
Cheshire West and Chester – 2,019
Oldham – 1,993
Bolton – 1,942
Rochdale – 1,812
Stockport – 1,683
Tameside – 1,566
Sefton – 1,554
Salford – 1,405
Warrington – 1,336
Trafford – 1,349
Bury – 1,314
Blackburn with Darwen – 1,281
St Helens – 1,203
Blackpool – 1,042
Knowsley – 1,009
Location not yet confirmed – 698
TOTAL CONFIRMED CASES – 45,046
Data provided by Public Health England. You can view the data here.
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