Looks like a immature norfolk pine to me.

Thank you Loosestrife

Hi, I agree with Loosestrife, botanical name Araucaria heterophylla, it isn't hardy in the UK, it can stand low temperatures, but if it gets frozen, you will lose it, ideally keep it at 34 -40f, it can be put outside in summer, but should be under glass for winter, Derek.

Thank you Derekm for your advice.

The creamy white ends to the branches seem to say it is CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA SEKKAN SUGI – a small form of the Japanese Cedar, which is fairly common in the UK.
See webpage:

https://www.chewvalleytrees.co.uk/products/detail/cryptomeria-japonica-sekkan-sugi/4

I have never seen Araucaria heterophylla/Norfolk Island pine having those creamy white ends, either planted indoors or outdoors. They are also much rarer in the UK.

Thank you Longleaf I found out from the man where I bought it its Deodora I think thats the way its spelt.