ID help please

[Jimny14]

Not a brilliantly helpful time of year to be asking this but I'm sure someone on here will have some ideas about what this is. We've been in the house two and a half years now and I've not seen this before this autumn, but I've been doing a lot of tidying up and sorting of beds since we arrived as everything was pretty overgrown and alsorts has been sprouting up after the ivy etc was all removed.
Anyone any ideas what this is?

[scarey55]

Might be Mahonia, if it is you will see small yellow pleasantly scented flowers in spring.

ETA:
Actually, I don't think it is Mahonia leaves look more like holly. Someone more knowledgeable will be along soon.

[Jimny14]

I know what you mean scarey, mahonia japonica had crossed my mind but I think the leaves are too big and a bit light maybe. It does appear to just be a seedling though so could be.

[Nicos]

Christmas rose?

[veggiechicken]

Hellebore of some sort.

[DannyK]

Hellebore maybe. You got any nearby?
Looks like seedling and probably won't flower this year.

[DannyK]

How's that for group think!

[veggiechicken]

Great minds, Danny & Nicos. Looks like the one that has green flowers.

This one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helleborus_argutifolius

[roitelet]

Corsican hellebore. Grown about 1m high and has greenish/yellow flowers and self seeds freely. To the right of it is a cyclamen possibly napolitain which also self seeds to the point of a weed.

[DannyK]

Foetida? Grows like a weed here.

[Jimny14]

Awesome, thanks everyone, that's what it'll be, I've got a couple of purple ones and a white/green flowered one and at the old stocks round the corner there is a lovely clump of the green flowered one. Was wondering about borrowing a couple of offsets from it in the future but looks like I don't have to bother now.

[DannyK]

Corsican hellebore. Grown about 1m high and has greenish/yellow flowers and self seeds freely. To the right of it is a cyclamen possibly napolitain which also self seeds to the point of a weed.

Had Corsican but it died after flowering. Are they short lived or was it me?

[roitelet]

No they are not short lived so it must have been you,sorry.