A total of 89 people have tested positive for coronavirus across Nottinghamshire during the last 24 hours.
The latest data from Public Health England today (September 26) also shows the total number of UK cases has risen by 6,042 in the last 24 hours.
The UK total number of cases since the start of the pandemic is now 429,277.
There have been 34 more deaths recorded in the last 24 hours, bringing the UK total to 41,971.
The latest Government figures show Nottingham has now recorded a total of 1,789 positive tests - representing an increase of 37 cases within the boundaries of the city.
Elsewhere, outside of the city, a total of 4,198 positive tests have now been recorded across Nottinghamshire - an increase of 52.
This is the latest current breakdown of confirmed infections for each part of Nottinghamshire region:
- Ashfield - 748 ( increase of six )
- Bassetlaw - 715 ( increase of three )
- Broxtowe - 627 ( increase of 11 )
- Gedling - 489 ( increase of four )
- Mansfield - 498 ( increase of 12 )
- Newark and Sherwood - 562 ( increase of seven )
- Nottingham - 1,789 ( increase of 37 )
- Rushcliffe - 559 ( increase of 9 )
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Meanwhile, thousands of protesters have gathered for an anti-lockdown demonstration in central London.
Crowds massed in Trafalgar Square on Saturday carrying a variety of signs, flags and placards to take part in a "we do not consent" rally, none appearing to wear face coverings or to social distance.
The demonstrators, who are protesting against Government lockdown measures, cheered and clapped, shouting "we will win".
The Metropolitan Police said it had been engaging with organisers throughout the week to remind them of their legal obligations and explaining the events could be in breach of coronavirus regulations.
While protests are exempt from the rule of six which is in force in England, organisers must submit a risk assessment and comply with social distancing.
