County by county full list of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths in Wales and the North West

More than 36,000 people have died from coronavirus across the UK, figures show.

The total coronavirus death toll in the UK has risen by 338 to 36,042.

Another 2,615 positive Covid-19 cases have been confirmed, taking the total number in the UK to 250,908

Another nine people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in Wales, bringing the total number to 1,247.

Public Health Wales recorded 166 new known cases, meaning 12,846 people have tested positive for the disease in Wales, although the actual number is likely to be much higher.

It comes as it was announced that everyone aged five and over is now eligible to be tested for coronavirus if they are showing symptoms, which has been expanded to included a loss of taste or smell.

Previously only essential workers, the over-65s and individuals who live with them could apply for coronavirus testing on the NHS website if they were showing symptoms.

Anyone experiencing the other coronavirus symptoms – a high temperature and continuous cough – will also be able to apply for a home testing kit using the new UK online booking portal.

This will be supported by a national 119 phone service, through which people can also order a home test.

Here is the full list of coronavirus cases across Wales:

Betsi Cadwaladr: 44 new cases - total 2,282

Anglesey: 8 new cases - total 183

Conwy: 8 new cases - total 432

Denbighshire: 9 new cases - total 455

Flintshire: 4 new cases - total 409

Gwynedd: 13 new cases - total 368

Wrexham: 2 new cases - total 435

Aneurin Bevan: 40 new cases - total 2,452

Cardiff and Vale: 16 new cases - total 2,547

Cwm Taf: 47 new cases - total 2,312

Hywel Da: 8 new cases - total 978

Powys: 2 new cases - total 251

Swansea Bay: 4 new cases - total 1,812

Public Health Wales are no longer releasing information regarding where deaths have been reported.

Full list of cases in the North West:

A total of 24,295 people have now tested positive for Covid-19 in the North West.

Merseyside

Liverpool = 1,572

Sefton = 900

Wirral = 1,204

St Helens = 744

Knowsley = 647

Halton = 380

Greater Manchester

Manchester = 1,482

Oldham = 1,024

Stockport = 1,023

Trafford = 770

Rochdale = 747

Tameside = 653

Bury = 693

Bolton = 978

Wigan = 1,130

Salford = 905

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Cheshire

Cheshire East = 1,132

Cheshire West and Chester = 1,035

Warrington = 738

Lancashire

There are 3,420 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Lancashire.

Full list of locations where deaths have been recorded in the North West:

There have now been 3,892 deaths in hospitals across the North West of England.

NHS England North West (Cheshire and Merseyside)

Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust = 4

Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust = 156

Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust = 4

Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust = 395

East Cheshire NHS Trust = 109

Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust = 164

Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust = 133

St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust = 180

Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust = 114

Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust = 201

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust = 17

The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust = 9

North West Boroughs Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust = 1

Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust = 3

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