Coronavirus infection rates have fallen by 15% in the past week across the UK, but remain high in certain areas.
Infection levels in Wales are the highest in the UK, and double those currently seen in London, official figures show.
Wales had 521 cases per 100,000 people in the seven days to November 10.
This is followed by South West England, with 440 cases oper 100,000, Northern Ireland, with 424 cases per 100,000, and the North East, with 422 cases per 100,000.
Here are the neighbourhoods in South Tyneside with the biggest rise in case rates over the past week.
1. Brockley Whins
Brockley Whins has seen rates of positive Covid cases rise by 83.3%, from 334.6 on October 15 to 613.4 on October 22. Photo: Gov.uk
2. Cleadon and East Boldon
Cleadon and East Boldon has seen rates of positive Covid cases rise by 80.0%, from 174.9 on October 15 to 314.8 on October 22. Photo: Gov.uk
3. West Park
West Park has seen rates of positive Covid cases rise by 77.8%, from 329.4 on October 15 to 585.7 on October 22. Photo: Gov.uk
4. South Shields West
South Shields West has seen rates of positive Covid cases rise by 76.5%, from 204.6 on October 15 to 361.1 on October 22. Photo: Gov.uk