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UK coronavirus cases up by 21,363 on Monday
Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.
Why does Boris Johnson have to self-isolate?
If you are told to self-isolate, how long must you do it for, and what are the rules?
The Yorkshire cemetery struggling to keep up with burials
A surge of deaths in Bradford's Muslim community this month has left Scholemoor cemetery struggling.
Care home coronavirus tests a 'game-changer'
Initial study shows tests done by care home staff are as accurate as those done in hospitals.
What are the rules in your area?
Use our search tool to find out about coronavirus rules and restrictions where you live.
Why does Boris Johnson have to self-isolate?
If you are told to self-isolate, how long must you do it for, and what are the rules?
The Yorkshire cemetery struggling to keep up with burials
A surge of deaths in Bradford's Muslim community this month has left Scholemoor cemetery struggling.
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Nottingham's infection rate drops below national average
BBC Radio Nottingham
The Covid-19 infection rate in Nottingham has fallen below the national average for the first time since September, according to the latest data.
The figures from Public Health England show the city's seven-day rate is now 269.5 per 100,000 people. The national average is 271.8.
In October, the city had the highest infection rate in England for more than a week.
Copyright: Nottingham City CouncilBassetlaw currently has the highest rate in the county with 408.7 - though that has dropped since last week.
Mansfield's rate of 341.2 is also above the national average, while Ashfield has a rate of 312.7.
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