Coronavirus latest: 14 new cases confirmed in Luton in past 24 hours
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Luton has increased by 14 in the past 24 hours.
It means the total number of COVID-19 diagnoses in the borough stands at 771.
Elsewhere in the county, Central Bedfordshire has 650 (+9) cases, while Bedford has been revised downward to 652 (-2).
Across the country, 277,985 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus - increasing by 1,613.
The number of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus stands at 39,369, with 324 deaths confirmed in the past 24 hours.
A statistical report released today by Public Health England found that people of black and minority ethnicity (BAME) were more likely to die of COVID-19.
At today's daily coronavirus briefing, Health Secretary Matt Hancock addressed concerns that BAME people were at a higher risk.
He said the pandemic exposed "huge disparities" among those of different backgrounds and added that the Equalities Minister would look into the higher death rate affecting ethnic minorities.