Oslo has sent London a Christmas tree every year since the end of World War II as a gesture of thanks for Britain's support during the Second World War. However, reports allege that this could be the last time Norway sends Old Blighty a tree, as the tradition could be seen as outdated and un-environmentally-friendly.
Luckily, London is packed with tonnes of dazzling Christmas trees every year, so one less spruce won't be too much of a loss. You could check out St Pancras' beautiful literary-inspired book tree, or Claridge's fabulous Louis Vuitton-designed fir. There's a tree out there for everyone.
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