Professor Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer for England, said the ten who died 'were in the at-risk groups'.
A man in his late 70s died in Buckinghamshire and a spokesman for Wycombe Hospital said he had underlying health conditions.
In Birmingham, a man in his mid 80s with underlying health conditions died, as did another man in Wolverhampton and one in Leicester.
Two people died in London from the virus but Barts Health Trust hasn't revealed their ages or whether they had any underlying conditions.
In Leeds, a man in his 90s who had 'significant other health conditions', died from the virus and a man in his 80s died in Middlesex.
A man in his 60s died at Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow and a man in his 80s with underlying health conditions died in Chester.
no one in good health is really dying
the bad thing there are so much people with poor underlying health conditions obesity, diabetes, heart disease in the west