Wild celebrations after the 2022 Melbourne Cup lasted well into the night with some glamorous punters left a little worse for wear sprawled out on the footpath, while others were spotted living it up in romantic public displays of affection.
Australians had reason to celebrate on Tuesday evening after watching the iconic race that stops the nation – which this year attracted a lively crowd of well-dressed punters at racetracks in Sydney and Melbourne as well as the rest of
Revellers took to the streets in all manner of fancy dress last night as the Halloween weekend got underway across the UK.
Partygoers in Leeds took to the streets in a huge range of spooky outfits on Friday, from cowboys and aliens to giant chickens and angels.
Newcastle and Nottingham were also packed with people in weird and wonderful dress as people braved the cold to kick off the weekend ahead of Halloween on Monday.
A packed Birmingham saw the
Dancers got into the raucous spirit of Notting Hill Carnival this afternoon as Europe’s largest street festival hit the streets of London.
Outlandish costumes with peacock feathers and bright colours adorned the streets as revellers celebrated in their own unique way.
Many were seen dancing in large groups, while others showed off their moves to the assembled police officers.
Sunday, traditionally ‘family day’, saw bright and dazzling costumes as the carnival procession made its way through Ladbroke Grove.
Crowds of
Glamorous racegoers donned their finery for Ladies Day at the Cazoo Derby at Epsom Downs racecourse in Surrey this morning.
Making the most of the barmy weather, elegant women dressed to the nines in high heels, flowing summer frocks and elaborate hats stepped out for the day of festivities.
Typically the most glamorous day of the festival, many opted to make a nod to the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations with their outfits, donning red, white and blue – while one woman
A swathe of patriotic revellers took to the streets of Dublin to celebrate St Patrick’s Day after Covid-19 led to events being cancelled over the last two years.
Cities, towns and villages across Ireland are marking the event after the easing of coronavirus restrictions, with up to 400,000 people expected to attend the traditional parade in Dublin.
In March 2020, masses of St Patrick’s Day plans were cancelled with the onset of the global pandemic, with parades axed in Dublin
Fabulous racegoers have pulled out all the fashion stops on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival as the four-day meet returns to its pre-pandemic glory.
Perfectly coiffed women donned eye-catching prints, thigh-skimming mini skirts and sequin frocks as they arrived in their thousands to take in the first day of the action.
They were joined by VIPs including the Queen’s grandchildren Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, and Zara’s husband Mike.
The high-spirited event, a highlight of the British racing
Die-hard New Year’s Eve revellers are heading out for a night of fun despite warnings from health authorities to avoid crowds amid rising Omicron case numbers.
Sydney Harbour is set for a second subdued NYE as the pandemic keeps many at home, but there are those who are still determined to see the world-famous fireworks.
Those who accepted the advice they were far safer from Covid-19 outdoors than indoors have been rewarded with light queues and prime viewing positions for
