New Year: Hogmanay celebrations continue with ice-cold Loony Dook, UK News

Revellers in fancy dress braved the ice-cold water on 1 January for the annual tradition
People took part in the Loony Dook New Year's Day dip in the Firth of Forth at South Queensferry
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