Coronavirus latest: 14 new cases confirmed in Luton in 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.