Thousands of people have died from coronavirus in the UK – and hundreds of thousands have tested positive.

On April 21, 1,224 deaths were recorded in the UK – which is the highest total in a single day since the outbreak began.

But deaths from coronavirus began to decline after that, but we are now seeing an increase again.

After a dip in the death rates, it has now increased for the second week in a run.

Death rates in England and Wales have now risen to more than 100 after a two-week dip, according to The Office for National Statistics.

A total of 139 deaths in the week ending September 18, where “novel coronavirus” was mentioned in treatment, up from 99 the previous week.

You can check your local coronavirus death using the InYourArea coronavirus feature below.

Put your postcode in where prompted, and you will see the amount of new coronavirus cases in your area, the total UK cases, daily UK cases and total UK deaths.

If you click “More Info On InYourArea”, it will take you to a separate website.

Here you can see new cases nearby, places with the most cases but also local deaths.

In places where there has been a significant increase in places, local lockdowns have been put in place.

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Restrictions in the North East have just been tightened further, and no one can mix with anyone outside their own household in any indoor setting.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that he desperately wants to avoid a second national lockdown.

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