Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 14 January 2021. Views of Edinburgh City Centre during national lockdown before click & collect and takeaway services from cafes and restaurants are further restricted following rule changes from Scottish Government. Pic. Christmas tree in parliament Square beside St Giles Cathedral is felled and removed. Iain Masterton/Alamy Live News

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