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From 26 December, the Isles of Scilly will be the only part of England in tier one - the lowest level of virus restrictions.

Cornwall, Herefordshire and the Isle of Wight have been moved to tier two, leaving the islands - 28 miles off the Cornish coast - as the only place with a "medium" alert.

"It's a very strange early Christmas present," local councillor Steve Sims told the PA news agency.

"Whilst it is a relief, it's a very sobering situation and I remain apprehensive as I'm sure most of my fellow islanders will be."

The islands, which have a population of around 2,000, have had only two recorded cases, he added.

Mr Sims's wife, Beth Hilton, edits local magazine Scilly Now & Then and said: "I don't think we're jumping up and down celebrating the fact that we are still tier one - although it is very welcome news and means we can still go out socially at Christmas if we wish to do so."

An aerial shot of Tresco Abbey Garden in the Isles of Scilly Image caption: An aerial shot of Tresco Abbey Garden in the Isles of Scilly