THE coronavirus death toll in the UK has now hit 41,427 after 13 more fatalities were recorded in the past 24 hours.

The total number of Covid-19 cases in the UK now stands at 340,411 after 1,522 new positive cases were recorded.

SEPTEMBER

• September 3 – Covid-19 deaths in the UK hit 41,527 and cases of the deadly disease reached 340,411. 
• September 2 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK hit 41,514 and cases of Covid-19 reached 338,676. 
• September 1 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK hit 41,504, while cases reached 337,168. 

AUGUST

• August 31 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK hit 41,501 while cases reached 335,873. 
• August 30 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK hit 41,499 while cases reached 332,752. 
• August 29 – Deaths reached 41,498 while cases hit 332,752. 
• August 28 – Deaths hit 41,486, while cases reached 331,644. 
• August 27 – Another 12 people have lost their lives in the UK, bringing the total death toll to 41,477. 
• August 26 – 1,048 new positive cases were recorded, giving a total of 328,846. 16 new deaths have been reported across the UK, giving a total of 41,465.
• August 25 – England recorded 16 more coronavirus deaths, but there were no new fatalities in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. There were 1,184 newly reported cases.
• August 24 – 853 new cases and 4 new deaths.
• August 23 – 1,160 new cases and 6 new deaths in the UK.
• August 22 – 1,288 new cases and 18 new deaths.
• August 21 – 1,033 new cases and 2 new deaths.
• August 20 – 1,182 new cases and 6 new deaths the UK.
• August 19 – There were a total of 16 new deaths and 812 new cases in the UK.
• August 18 – 12 more people died from coronavirus as the death toll rose to 41,381.
• August 17 – A total of 41,369 people have died from coronavirus after the death toll rose by three. Cases now stand at 319,197.
• August 16 – A total of 41,366 people have died from coronavirus after the death toll rose by five. Cases now stand at 1,040
• August 15 – The death toll hit 41,3561 after three more deaths were recorded
• August 13 – The death toll rose by 18, reaching 41,347
• August 12 – The death toll FELL to 41,329 after a change in the way coronavirus deaths were recorded. Only deaths that happen with 28 days of a positive test are now being counted – meaning deaths dropped by 5,377
• August 10 – The death toll hit 46,595 after 21 deaths were recorded from a total of 311,641 coronavirus cases
• August 9 – The coronavirus death toll was up by 8, taking the total to 46,574. Cases rose by 1,062, taking total cases to 310,825.
• August 8 – Deaths in the UK from coronavirus rose by 55 to 46,566 and cases rose by 871 to 309,763. 
• August 7  – Deaths in the UK from coronavirus rose by 98, taking the total up to 46,511.
• August 5 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK rose by 65 to 46,364 in the lowest Wednesday since lockdown. Cases rose to 307,184.
• August 4 – The coronavirus death toll was up by 89, taking the total to 46,299.
• August 3 – Nine more deaths were announced in the UK, raising the total to 46,210. Cases jumped by 938 in biggest rise for 38 days, reaching 305,623. 
• August 2 – Eight deaths were announced in the UK – the lowest rise since before lockdown started. But cases are still rising with 744 new infections.
• August 1 – UK deaths increased by 74 with 771 new cases – as experts fear the country is at "tipping point".

JULY

• July 31 – Deaths in the UK rose to 46,119 after 120 more died – with the jump in cases at their highest for 33 days.
• July 30 – A total of 38 more people lost their lives to the deadly disease.
• July 29 – UK deaths rose by 83 to 45,961 as the number of daily cases increased for a second consecutive Wednesday.
• July 28 – Deaths rose by 119 – joint second highest in the past two weeks.
• July 27 – The daily death toll increase hit its lowest figure since lockdown with just seven – but cases passed 300,000 mark
• July 26 – Deaths rose by 14 to 45,752 as the UK saw its lowest Sunday rise since lockdown. Cases rose by 747 to number 299,426
• July 25 – The death toll in the UK hit 45,738 with 61 more deaths, as cases rose to 298,681
• July 24 – The coronavirus death toll in the UK rose by 123 to 45,677, and cases hit 297,914.
• July 23 – Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland recorded no new coronavirus deaths as the UK toll saw its lowest Thursday rise since lockdown. The UK death tally went up by 53 to 45,554 and the total number of cases hit 297,146.
• July 22 – The coronavirus death toll in the UK hit 45,501 with 79 more deaths, and cases hit 296,377.
• July 21 – The coronavirus death toll in the UK hit 45,422 after 110 more deaths, and cases hit 295,817.
• July 20 – The UK death toll now stands at 45,312 after 11 more deaths. Cases hit 295,372.
• July 19 – The coronavirus death toll in the UK hit 45,300 after 27 more deaths were recorded. Cases hit 293,239.
• July 18 – No death figures were released due to the government launching an "urgent" review into Public Health England's reporting of stats
• July 17 – The UK death toll now stands at 45,233 after 114 more deaths were recorded. Cases hit 293,239.
• July 16 – The coronavirus death toll in the UK hit 45,119 as cases rose to 292,552
• July 15 – UK death toll hits 45,053 after 85 more deaths recorded, and cases rose to 291,911.
• July 14 – UK death toll hits 44,968 after 138 more deaths, and cases rose to 291,373.
• July 13 – UK death toll hits 44,830 after 11 more deaths reporter, and cases rose to 290,975.
• July 12 – UK death toll hits 44,819 after 21 more deaths reported, and cases went up to 289,603.
• July 11 – UK death toll hitss 44,798 after 148 more deaths, and cases in the UK reach 288,953.
• July 10 – UK death toll hits 44,650, and cases in the UK hit 288,133.
• July 9 – The UK death toll hits 44,602, with an increase of 85.
• July 8 – Death toll rose to 44,517 after 126 deaths, and cases increased by 630 to 286,979.
• July 7 – The UK death toll rose by 155 to 44,391, and cases increased by 581 to 286,349
• July 6 – The UK death toll went up by 16 to 44,236, while cases stood at 285,768.
• July 5 – Death toll rose to 44,220 as 22 people die in lowest Sunday since lockdown
• July 4 – "Super Saturday" saw 67 more deaths, bringing the total to 44,198
• July 3 – 137 more people died to take the death toll passed 44,000
• July 2 – Death toll rose to 43,995 as 89 more passed away
• July 1 – The death toll stands at 43,906

JUNE

• June 30 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK hit 43,730 after deaths rose by 155
• June 29 – 25 more people died from Covid-19 as the UK's death toll increased to 43,575 in one of the smallest daily rises since March 17.
• June 28 – The coronavirus death toll is 43,550, with zero deaths in Scotland.
• June 27 – 43,514 people have now died from coronavirus in the UK after deaths rose by 100, while the total number of cases has hit 310,250
• June 26 – The coronavirus death toll stands at 43,414 after 186 more people died from the deadly bug
• June 25 – The death toll hit 43,230 after 149 more people died. In total, there are 307,980 recorded cases of coronavirus.
• June 24 -The coronavirus death toll is 43,081 and there are a total of 306,862 Covid-19 cases.
• June 23 – 171 more fatalities were recorded in the UK, while the number of cases stood at 306,210.
• June 22 – Covid-19 death toll in the UK hit 42,647 and there were 304,331 coronavirus cases recorded.
• June 21 – The UK coronavirus death toll stands at 42,632 and there are 304,331 Covid-19 cases.
• June 20 – 128 more fatalities were recorded bringing the death toll to 42,589, while Covid-19 cases in the UK stand at 303,110
• June 19 – Death toll in the UK hit 42,461 after 173 more fatalities as a 12-year-old with underlying health conditions passed away.
• June 18 – UK deaths rose to 42,288 after 135 more fatalities were confirmed including a healthy 13-day-old baby.
• June 17 – Fatalities in the UK rose to 42,153 after 184 more deaths were recorded – including a 29-year-old.
• June 16 – Deaths rose by 233 to 41,969 people.
• June 15 – The death toll hit 41,736 after another 36 people died from the bug. Total coronavirus cases in the UK now stand at 296,857.
• June 14 – The UK's death toll hits 41,698 after 36 more people died. It brings the total number of people who have lost their lives to the virus in the country closer to 42,000 – but it's the lowest rise since before the lockdown began in late March. In total, 295,889 people have now tested positive for the virus.
• June 13 – The UK death toll has seen its lowest rise than on any Saturday since the beginning of the lockdown. Government figures showed the total count climbed by 181 in the last 24 hours and now stands at 41,662. At least 294,375 people across the country have now been infected by Covid-19.
• June 12 – Fatalities in the UK rose by 202 to 41,281, while cases reached 292,950.
• June 11 – UK death toll reached 41,279 after 151 more died and cases hit 291,409.
• June 10 – The death toll rose to 41,128, while UK cases stand at 290,143.

MAY

• May 29 – Deaths in the UK now stand at 38,161 with cases at 271,222
• May 28 – The death toll rose to 37,837 after another 377 more fatalities were recorded
• May 27 – Another 412 people died, bringing the UK death toll to 37,460. Total cases now stand at 267,240
• May 26 – The UK death toll hit 37,048 as confirmed cases stood at 265,227
• May 25 – Another 121 Brits died as the death toll rose to 36,914
• May 24 – 118 more people perished to take the UK death toll to 36,793
• May 23 – UK death toll hit 36,675 as another 282 people died from Covid-19
• May 22 – UK death toll hit 36,393 as another 351 people died from the virus
• May 21 – The UK deaths from coronavirus rose to 36,042 as another 338 people passed away from the killer bug.
• May 20 – The death toll increased to 35,704 as 363 sadly passed away in the UK.
• May 19 – Deaths rose by 545 to pass the 35,000 mark in the UK – the highest daily increase for a week
• May 18 – The death toll hit 34,796 in the UK after 160 more people died of the virus
• May 17 – The coronavirus death toll has risen to at least 34,636 in the UK after 170 more people died.
• May 16 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK have increased to 34,466.
• May 15 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK have increased to 33,998 after 384 more deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours.
• May 14 – Coronavirus deaths in the UK increased to 33,614 after 428 more deaths were recorded the last 24 hours.
• May 13 – UK coronavirus death toll leapt to 33,186.
• May 12 – The UK coronavirus death toll hits 32,692.
• May 11 – UK death toll reaches 32,065.
• May 10 – Total Covid-19 death toll reaches 31,855.
• May 9 – UK death toll rose by 346 to 31,587.
• May 8 – The UK death toll reaches 31,241.
• May 7 – Death toll hits 30,615.
• May 6 – Death toll surpasses 30,000.
• May 5 – Death toll reaches 29,427.
• May 3 – 315 more people died in the UK, taking the overall death toll up to 28,446.
• May 2 – 28,131 Brits are dead from coronavirus and 182,260 have tested positive.
• May 1 – The death toll hits 27,510

APRIL

• April 30 – UK coronavirus death toll leapt to 26,711.
• April 29 – The UK coronavirus death toll jumped to 26,097 as care home figures are included.
• April 28 -The UK death toll reaches 21,678.
• April 27 – Death toll in the UK hits 21,092.
• April 26 – Deaths in the UK soar to 20,732.
• April 25 – Deaths in the UK today passed the government's best-case scenario of up to 20,000 victims after 813 more people died. The milestone was given back in March as a benchmark for Britain "doing very well" in the pandemic.
• April 24 – Coronavirus death toll rose by 768
• April 23 – Coronavirus death roll rose by 638 to 18,738 but rate drops 14% in a week
• April 22 – Coronavirus death toll has risen to 18,100 after 763 more people died in the UK
• April 21 – Daily death rate almost doubles in 24 hours after 828 more die
• April 20 – Death toll rose to 16,509 after 449 more fatalities were recorded in the lowest increase for a fortnight
• April 19 – Coronavirus related deaths in the UK exceed 16,000 as Covid-19 cases pass 120,000.
• April 18 – UK deaths hit 15,464 with 114,217 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 17 – UK deaths hit 14,576 with 108,692 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 16 – UK deaths hit 13,729 with 103,093 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 15 – UK deaths hit 12,868 with 98,476 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 14 – UK deaths hit 12,107 with 93,8731 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 13 – UK deaths hit 11,329 with 88,621 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 12 – UK deaths hit 10,612 with 84,279 cases of infection, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• April 11 – UK deaths rise by 917 to a total of 9,875 with 78,991 cases confirmed.
• April 10 – UK deaths spike by 980 to 8,958, with  70, 272 cases confirmed.
• April 9 – 65,077 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK and 7,978 deaths
• April 8 – Deadliest day so far as 938 more deaths were recorded in the UK with over 60,000 cases
• April 7 – UK death toll reaches 6,159 with cases rising
• April 6 – UK death toll reaches 5,413 with 51,608 cases
• April 5 – UK death rate rises to 4,974 with 47,809 cases
• April 4 – UK death toll reaches 4,353 with 41,903 cases
• April 3 – UK death toll reaches 3,645 with 38,168 cases
• April 2 – UK death toll jumps to 2,961 with 33,718 cases
• April 1 – UK death toll reaches 2,392 with 29,474 cases

MARCH

• March 31 – UK deaths hit 1,829 as hidden deaths at home revealed for the first time
• March 30 – UK deaths rise to 1,408 with 22,141 cases
• March 29 – UK deaths reach 1,228
• March 28 – UK cases rise to over 17,000 and deaths reach 1,019
• March 27 – UK cases rise to over 14,000 and deaths reach 759
• March 26 – Cases rise to 13,418 and the death toll to 578
• March 25 – Deaths rise to 434 and Prince Charles was diagnosed with the virus
• March 24 – Confirmed cases in the UK rise to 6,730 and deaths to 338 as country enters lockdown
• March 23 – Death toll rises to 335 with 5,837 confirmed cases
• March 22 – Deaths rise to 289 as UK's youngest victim aged 18 dies
• March 21 – Deaths rise to 178 as confirmed cases soars to 4,151
• March 20 – Total coronavirus cases reach 3,269 and deaths jump to 177
• March 19 – Deaths in the UK jump to 144 and total cases are 2,692
• March 18 – Coronavirus cases soar to 2,626 in the biggest jump yet and death toll reaches 104
• March 17 – Cases in the UK climb to 1,950 and deaths reach 71 as 45-year-old becomes the youngest victim
• March 16 – UK cases go up by 171 in 24 hours to 1,543 and total deaths hit 55
• March 15 – UK Covid-19 fatalities rise to 35, while a total of 1,391 people have tested positive
• March 14 – The death toll in the UK climbs from 11 to 21 with 1,140 infected
• March 13 – Wales confirms 13 cases in 24 hours, bringing the infected total to 798
• March 12 – UK total infected cases passes 500, and the death toll reaches 10
• March 11 – The UK death toll reaches 8. The number of UK cases also rises to a total of 460 – the biggest leap yet.
• March 10 – Sixth UK coronavirus death in the UK is confirmed as a man in his early 80s. He died at Watford general hospital after the total number of cases reached 373. MP Nadine Dorries tests positive to the virus.
• March 9 – Coronavirus cases in the UK reach 319. All final Six Nations games "axed until October".
• March 8 – The number of UK cases jumps to 278, the highest confirmed cases in a single day in Britain, and a man in his 60s is the third patient to have died from the virus.
• March 7 – The total number of cases in the UK reaches 206, with five more people testing positive for the deadly bug in Scotland.
• March 6 – The Department of Health confirmed the deadly bug is spreading at its fastest rate yet as the total people tested positive reach 164
• March 5 – Three tested positive in Scotland. Total cases climbs to 116. It's the biggest 24-hour jump in the UK. First Brit dies of the virus in Berkshire.
• March 4 – The number of cases in the UK jumps to 85 as 29 people who had recently travelled to affected areas were diagnosed.
• March 3 -The number of coronavirus patients in the UK rises to 51. Speaking in the Commons, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said 11 new cases had been confirmed in the last 24 hours.
• March 2 – 17 more people in the UK have tested positive for coronavirus taking the total number of UK cases to 40. Three of the new cases were linked to the man from Surrey who was the first to be infected within the UK. Eight of the 13 people had visited affected areas including Italy and Iran

FEBRUARY

• February 28 – Wales confirms its first case and two other English people test positive bringing the total to 19 before the first British person to die of coronavirus is reported in Japan as a passenger on the Diamond Princess Cruise
• February 27 – one person diagnosed with coronavirus in Northern Ireland
• February 23 – Department of Health and Social Care confirm four new cases
• February 12 – woman becomes first coronavirus case confirmed in London bringing the total to nine
• February 10 – four more – three men and a woman – test positive for the killer bug. Two are confirmed as GPs. All were known contacts of Brit businessman Steve Walsh
• February 9 – the fourth person in the UK tests positive and is treated at The Royal Free Hospital, London. The person had come into contact with a known carrier of the illness, Steve Walsh, in France
• February 6 – A Brit businessman diagnosed in Brighton was infected in Singapore and unknowingly became a super-spreader, passing the virus on in France and UK. He was later identified as Steve Walsh

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