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Norway considers replacing ‘sparse’ Trafalgar Square Christmas tree

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Norway considers replacing ‘sparse’ Trafalgar Square Christmas tree

Norway considers replacing ‘sparse’ Trafalgar Square Christmas tree

Trafalgar Square’s iconic Christmas tree has some people a little underwhelmed this year.

Oslo council is set to vote on whether to send a new one, after the seasonal spruce was branded “flea-bitten” and “sparse”.

Report by Burnsla.

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