Berkshire has recorded three more coronavirus deaths and 316 cases in the latest daily update.

According to the latest figures from Public Health England, one more person has died in Reading, Windsor and Maidenhead and Slough within 28 days of testing positive for coronavirus.

The latest spike in cases means there are now 94,057 coronavirus infections in the county since the start of the pandemic.

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In the last day, the biggest increase was in West Berkshire where there were 84 new cases, bringing the total for the local authorities area to 12,265.

Elsewhere in Windsor and Maidenhead, there were 57 new positive tests, while Reading and Wokingham recorded 47 new cases.

In Slough there were 44 new cases while the lowest in Berkshire was in Bracknell Forest where there were 37.

The government said 58 more people died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 on Sunday, bringing the UK total to 136,168.

Separate figures released by the Office for National Statistics show that there have now been 160,000 recorded deaths in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.

As of 9 a.m. on Sunday, there had been 32,417 more laboratory-confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the UK, the government said.

Government data up to September 25 shows that of the 93,461,887 Covid injections administered in the UK, 48,722,414 were first doses, an increase of 22,540 the day before.

Some 44,739,473 were second doses, an increase of 46,517.

Here are the latest rolling seven-day coronavirus infection rates per 100,000 people in Berkshire for the week ending September 21:

• Reading: 288.8 (was 291.9)

• Windsor and Maidenhead: 351 (up from 334.5)

• Slough: 284.1 (up from 267.4)

• Bracknell Forest: 235.2 (was 215.8)

• Wokingham: 271.9 (vs. 267.3)

• West Berkshire: 213.3 (vs. 212.7)

This is the latest breakdown of confirmed cases for each region of Berkshire since the start of the pandemic, plus the change in the past 24 hours (in brackets):

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