Easter bank holiday wraps up when British go to pubs again

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The British were back on the bad last night while they were celebrating the long Easter Bank holiday with thrills and thrills.

As the sun shone and there was more work on Monday, millions of people went to pubs and discotheques, some seeming slightly shaky towards the end of the night.

These girls were having fun on Broad Street in Birmingham

These two are dressed in their most beautiful because they appreciate a night on the tiles

Dressed in their merry clothes and disguises, party-goers across the country could stumble, stammer and tumble after pushing back a few drinks.

And even if they will get rid of a terrible hangover, they have at least a more glorious time as a tonic.

The weather will be mild, and temperatures will reach a high of 26 ° C in London and early to mid-20s elsewhere.

But while some will heal their hangover this morning, this weekend is hot, with temperatures that look more like holidays in the month of August than in the month of August. April.

This lady embarks on a task of "twerking".

Simon Partridge, a forecaster with the Met Office, said: "Easter Monday could well beat its temperature record, with sunny conditions for the most part.

"27C is possible Monday and there is a potential for 28C Tuesday.

"It's a good change to talk about good weather and not having rain for a holiday.

"But thunderstorms are expected Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday in the south and the Midlands, with the end of the hottest temperatures with 23C on Wednesday."

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And on Easter Monday, temperatures could even reach 27ºC.

Meanwhile, supermarkets witnessed a barbecue rush. Asda had to sell nearly 750,000 burgers and 350,000 sausages. Sainsbury's was about to see his sales quadruple.