Commuters at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England.

Commuters at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England.

Police patrol almost deserted Leeds Station on first day of second lockdown

These pictures show Leeds commuters coming through the station on the first morning of the second lockdown as police patrol

By Daniel Sheridan

Published 5th Nov 2020, 16:45 BST

The station was much quieter than the usual rush-hour commute. Pictures taken by the Press Association show how the morning developed at the station (Danny Lawson/PA Wire):

A police officer speaking to passengers to see where they are going at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England.

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A police officer speaking to passengers to see where they are going at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England. Photo: Danny Lawson

Commuters at Leeds station this morning

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Commuters at Leeds station this morning Photo: Danny Lawson

The station was much quieter on the first morning of the lockdown

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The station was much quieter on the first morning of the lockdown Photo: Danny Lawson

Commuters at Leeds train station at 0831 at the start of a four week national lockdown for England.

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Commuters at Leeds train station at 0831 at the start of a four week national lockdown for England. Photo: Danny Lawson

Social distance sign at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England.

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Social distance sign at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England. Photo: Danny Lawson

Commuters at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England.

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Commuters at Leeds train station at the start of a four week national lockdown for England. Photo: Danny Lawson

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