Another five cases of coronavirus have been recorded on the Isle of Wight.
The Island's seven-day rolling average remains the seventh lowest in the country.
It stands at 23, having risen from 14.1, per 100,000 population, on Saturday (13).
The increase coincides with additional testing on the Island. Lateral Flow Tests are now available to pick up for eligible Islanders.
Since the start of the pandemic, there have been 6,686 cases on the Island.
In total, 277 people have now died on the Isle of Wight after testing positive for the illness.
Three more people have passed away in care homes on the Isle of Wight, as Isle of Wight Radio reported earlier today.