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Terrifying clowns, scary skeletons and runaway brides were just some of the costumes spotted on the streets across the UK overnight, as revellers headed out to make the most of this Halloween weekend.
From London to Wigan, partygoers in all different kinds of outfits headed out on Saturday night to celebrate the spooky season, and made the most of the extra hour.
Leeds saw the streets packed with youngsters dressed in weird and wonderful costumes, from ghosts and pumpkins to The Spice Girls and the Scooby-Doo gang as many took part in the city’s renowned pub crawl – the Otley Run.
In the capital, many gathered for the second MCM London Comic Con event, with fans being seen on the underground dressed as Luke Skywalker and as cats.
Across the country police officers have increased their presence in an attempt to crackdown on anti-social behaviour over the Halloween weekend.
Cities up and down the country remained relatively calm, after two years of Halloween celebrations dampened by the Covid-19 pandemic.
As the night drew to a close in Newcastle, however, things started to get rowdier with partygoers seen falling over in the street and lying on the damp pavement.
A group of men in Newcastle dressed up in Hawaiian Lei’s, flower bras and flower necklaces, while enjoying a night out celebrating Halloween
A pair on the Otley Run in Leeds dressed up in a blood-spattered nurse and patient costume
A group of women, appeared to be dressed as Peaky Blinders, laugh as their friends fall onto the pavement in Newcastle following Halloween celebrations
Someone dressed in a clown costume pops out from behind a pair dressed up as a corpse bride and groom outside Hyde Park Pub in Leeds last night
A woman dressed up as the Statue of Liberty and a bunch of revellers celebrate Halloween in Newcastle
A hilarious group of women in Newcastle head out dressed up as a set of orange traffic cons
Two revellers dressed as ghosts seen outside a pub on the Otley Run route – a renowned pub crawl in Leeds
A group of women in Leeds are seen dressed as video game characters Mario and Luigi, a devil and a princess
A group of friends dressed as a prison inmate, pirate, corpse bride, werewolf and Little Red Riding Hood are spotted in Leeds
A man spotted dressed as a ghostly nun during Halloween celebrations in London on Saturday night
Two women dressed as Velma and Daphne from the Scooby-Doo cartoon series in Leeds, Yorkshire
One partygoer in Leeds appears in a blood-spattered outfit with a pretend knife jammed through his head
A group of women in London dress up as the beloved 90’s pop group, The Spice Girls: Posh Spice, Ginger Spice, Baby Spice, Sporty Spice and Scary Spice
Three women in Leeds sit on a bench dressed up as witches following Halloween celebrations in the city
Two women dress up as the Devil for Halloween celebrations in Wigan, Greater Manchester
A man in Newcastle dresses up in a green morph suit as he heads for a night out
Three people dressed as cats attend the MCM Comic Con event at the ExCel in east London this afternoon
Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc gang head out for Halloween celebrations in rainy Newcastle
Elsewhere in the world Halloween celebrations have continued, including in war-torn Ukraine.
Despite the ongoing invasion from Russia and the 11pm to 5am curfew in place, partygoers still headed out to celebrate in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.
People were seen partying at the HVLV night club dressed in a range of outfits outside the club and on the dance floor.
People were seen partying at the HVLV night club in Kyiv dressed in a range of outfits outside the club and on the dance floor
Despite the ongoing invasion from Russia and the 11pm to 5am curfew in place, partygoers still headed out to celebrate in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv
A barman dressed up as a police officer serves customers in spooky club in Kyiv, Ukraine before curfew
Before the 11pm curfew, partygoers in Kyiv, Ukraine headed out to make the most of the Halloween weekend
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