There have been another 14 confirmed cases of coronavirus on the Isle of Wight
According to official figures, it takes the Island's total - since the pandemic started - to 770.
115 of those positive tests have been registered in the first 11 days of November.
Earlier today (Wednesday), Isle of Wight Radio revealed that a further two coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded at St Mary's Hospital.
It means 95 people have now passed away on the Island after contracting COVID-19.
A second national lockdown is now in force. It means pubs, restaurants and most shops should remain shut for four weeks.
Government restrictions can be found here.
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The Isle of Wight Council is advising us to follow the government guidelines: hands, face, space.
- Wash your hands often and for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitiser regularly.
- Wear a face-covering where appropriate.
- Keep space from other people; 2 metres or at least 1 metre apart.
If you or someone you know, displays any symptoms, no matter how mild, the council is urging you to get a free test by calling 119 or visiting NHS.uk
The council has also produced a self-isolation toolkit to help people prepare to self-isolate if they need to.