UK:

As of 9am 8 April, 282,074 tests have concluded, with 14,682 tests on 7 April.

232,708 people have been tested of which 60,733 tested positive.

As of 5pm on 7 April, of those hospitalised in the UK who tested positive for coronavirus, 7,097 have sadly died. pic.twitter.com/bWOBsyrrrs

— Department of Health and Social Care (@DHSCgovuk) April 8, 2020

France:

Jérôme Salomon gives updated figures for the "deadly pandemic" of Covid-19 in France.
Confirmed cases: 82,048 (+3,881)
Number in hospital: 30,375 (+3,139)
Number in i/c: 7,148 (+472 = +17 net)
Deaths in hospital: 7,632 (+562)
No figures for care homes due to "technical problem".

— Kim Willsher (@kimwillsher1) April 8, 2020

Deaths in hospital UK: 7,097 (+938)
Deaths in hospital FR: 7,632 (+562)

Is is - sadly - not hard to predict that the number of C-19 deaths in the UK will exceed the numbers in France by tomorrow, and the gap will keep widening.

As noted, the numbers presented by J.Salomon do not include nursing homes; as of yesterday night, Tuesday 7, the number of deaths in nursing homes stood at 3,237 .

Are there any figures for nursing homes deaths in the UK?