Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Oxfordshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 4 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Oxford - 131.8 (down from 136.4)

Cherwell - 84.4 (down from 87.0)

Vale of White Horse - 66.2 (up from 64.7)

South Oxfordshire - 73.9 (up from 52.1)

West Oxfordshire - 40.7 (down from 44.3)

The figure for England is 150.1 (down from 158.2).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 8 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

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A school in Hampshire has been closed due to positive Covid-19 cases.

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Riverside Community Special School in Waterlooville was closed to all pupils on Tuesday, Hampshire County Council said.

On Monday, the school said there had been two positive cases.

In a letter on the school's website, head teacher Catherine Le Roux said: "Rabbit, Robins, Deers, Owls and Foxes remain closed until 17th December.

"Key Stage 2 will be closed on Tuesday 8th December so that I am able to re-evaluate the number of cases and the risk that this may pose to our school."

The school said further information was expected on Tuesday afternoon following the full closure.

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Officers on the Isle of Wight have handed out several fixed penalty notices for breaches of Covid-19 rules - including to 12 people at a house party - during the first weekend of the new tier system.

The island is one of only three areas in England with tier 1 "medium" status.

On Saturday, two 18-year-old men from Portsmouth were reported for summons for a fine following a public order incident on the High Street in Newport.

And in the early hours of Sunday morning, officers were called to a house party on Cross Street in Ryde, where 12 people - who were all from the Isle of Wight - were handed penalties, including two who were initially arrested.

Assistant Chief Constable Maggie Blyth said: “We will not be preventing people from travelling from one area to another but are working with ferry operators, and partner agencies, to ensure that the public is informed about the restrictions in place."

Councillor Dave Stewart, leader of Isle of Wight Council, said: "We don’t want to stop people having a good time, but want to encourage people to be responsible so that our community can have an enjoyable and safe festive season while keeping coronavirus cases down."

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 3 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Portsmouth - 132.6 (up from 117.7)

Southampton - 66.5 (down from 76.8)

Gosport - 122.6 (down from 141.4)

Havant - 115.7 (up from 110.1)

Winchester - 59.3 (down from 84.1)

Fareham - 79.2 (down from 85.2)

East Hampshire - 55.6 (down from 91.6)

New Forest - 38.3 (down from 42.8)

Basingstoke and Deane - 99.7 (up from 88.3)

Rushmoor - 71.9 (down from 80.3)

Eastleigh - 56.1 (down from 62.9)

Test Valley - 46.8 (down from 62.6)

Hart - 64.9 (up from 63.9)

Isle of Wight - 19.8 (down from 31.0)

The figure for England is 148.8 (down from 162.6).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 7 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Berkshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 3 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Slough - 241.4 (down from 298.2)

Windsor and Maidenhead - 112.9 (up from 102.4)

Reading - 145.3 (up from 139.7)

Wokingham - 131.5 (up from 98.8)

Bracknell Forest - 144.4 (up from 72.6)

West Berkshire - 53.0 (down from 58.1)

The figure for England is 148.8 (down from 162.6)

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 7 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Oxfordshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 3 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Oxford - 123.3 (down from 137.1)

Cherwell - 82.4 (down from 84.4)

Vale of White Horse - 69.1 (up from 61.0)

South Oxfordshire - 70.4 (up from 57.7)

West Oxfordshire - 40.7 (down from 49.7)

The figure for England is 148.8 (down from 162.6).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 7 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Dorset.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 3 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Dorset - 39.6 (down from 43.6)

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 67.0 (down from 95.1)

The figure for England is 148.8 (down from 162.6).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 7 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

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Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 2 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Portsmouth - 121.9 (down from 139.1)

Southampton - 62.6 (down from 85.5)

Gosport - 128.5 (down from 135.6)

Havant - 107.7 (down from 132.3)

Winchester - 67.3 (down from 80.9)

Fareham - 81.7 (up from 78.3)

East Hampshire - 56.4 (down from 94.8)

New Forest - 36.6 (down from 46.6)

Basingstoke and Deane - 96.3 (up from 88.3)

Rushmoor - 67.7 (down from 80.3)

Eastleigh - 56.1 (down from 62.1)

Test Valley - 46.0 (down from 68.2)

Hart - 56.7 (down from 65.9)

Isle of Wight - 21.2 (down from 36.7)

The figure for England is 148.3 (down from 168.5).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 6 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Dorset.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 2 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Dorset - 40.7 (down from 45.2)

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 68.8 (down from 104.5)

The figure for England is 148.3 (down from 168.5).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 6 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Berkshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 2 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Slough - 248.8 (down from 300.9)

Windsor and Maidenhead - 105.7 (down from 109.0)

Reading - 147.7 (up from 130.4)

Wokingham - 120.4 (up from 102.3)

Bracknell Forest - 117.5 (up from 68.5)

West Berkshire - 53.6 (down from 63.7)

The figure for England is 148.3 (down from 168.5)

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 6 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

Here are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Oxfordshire.

The figures are the number of infections per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 2 December (previous week's figures in brackets).

The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:

Oxford - 121.3 (down from 139.1)

Cherwell - 77.1 (down from 96.3)

Vale of White Horse - 60.3 (down from 64.0)

South Oxfordshire - 52.1 (down from 59.1)

West Oxfordshire - 42.5 (down from 52.4)

The figure for England is 148.3 (down from 168.5).

The BBC also provides this tool with a breakdown of the latest national coronavirus figures.

The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, external, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January.

Figures were updated on 6 December and come from the government’s coronavirus dashboard, external.

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