There were 410,173 positive cases in the UK, a 56 per cent rise on the week before.
At a regional level, Scotland had the highest case rate in the week to March 10, at 1447.6 cases per 100,000 residents.
This was followed by Northern Ireland, with 842.7 cases per 100,000 residents.
The lowest case rate was in Wales, with 268.8 cases per 100,000 residents.
The figures include both positive PCR and lateral flow tests.
They include people infected with Covid-19 for the first time as well as reinfections.
At neighbourhood level, Covid-19 case rates have also been published.
In the Mansfield area, almost all areas saw a rise, including Mansfield Town Centre and Broomhill, which shot up by a 249.8 per cent rise.
The highest rate of increase was in Newgate and Carr Bank, which saw a dramatic 322.2 per cent rise, only Market Warsop saw a drop of minus 8.7 per cent change on the previous week.
Here are the Mansfield areas with the highest rises in case rates, up to March 10, compared to the previous week’s figures up to March 3.
5. Woodhouse (Mansfield)
Woodhouse Covid case rates went UP 190 per cent on the previous week. Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 3 were 129.4 Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 10 were 376.4 Photo: Google
6. Grange Farm and Ladybrook
Grange Farm and Ladybrook Covid case rates went UP 160.9 percent on the previous week. Rate of cases per 100,000, in the week to March 3 was 218.4 Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 10 was 569.7 Photo: Grange Farm and Ladybrook
7. Forest Town and Newlands
Forest Town and Newlands Covid case rates went UP 118.5 per cent on the previous week Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 3 were 240.6 Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 10 were 525.7 Photo: Google
8. King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham
King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham Covid case rates went UP 109.1 per cent on the previous week. Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 3 was 263.6 Rate of cases per 100,000, week to March 10 was 551.3 Photo: Google