Revellers made the most of an extra day off work as they hit pubs and clubs across the country to enjoy a rare Sunday night out.
Partygoers flocked to city centres, taking the opportunity to hit it hard on Sunday, with a chance to recover today.
Drinkers were seen in fancy dress as they enjoyed a boozy night in Leeds and Newcastle.
While most were in good spirits on a raucous night in the two cities, there may be some sore heads this morning after some of the antics.
While some appeared worse for wear, most appeared to have kept things at sensible levels – perhaps after heavy nights on Friday and Saturday.
One man was seen being held down by police officers as he was arrested in Newcastle
Revellers in Leeds hit the bars once again on a rare Sunday night out in the city centre
A group of young men and women dress in pink for a night out in Leeds
Two women pose with a Union Jack dress on show in a Sunday night out in Leeds
One drinker on a night out in Newcastle was looking a little worse for wear leaning against a tree
A group of ladies in Newcastle wearing bunny ears for their evening off in the city centre
A group of partygoers in Newcastle in good spirits as they posed for a photo on their evening out
One drinker in Newcastle may have overindulged on his night out in the city centre
A trio of ladies in Leeds don their cowboy slacks and boots for their boozy night out
A pair of drinkers in Leeds take a break on the ground as they enjoy their evening out on the town
A group of ladies in Newcastle dressed in black for their boozy night off in the city
Youngsters hit pubs for a third day of Easter Weekend drinking
Tourism authority VisitEngland estimated that around 10.6 million British adults planned to take a holiday in the UK over the bank holiday period.
The AA said just over 18 million journeys are expected on Monday, up from 15.8 million on last year’s Easter Monday, which fell at the end of March.
Train passengers were warned about disruption as Network Rail undertakes engineering work over the Easter weekend.
More than 300 engineering projects across Britain have already caused a number of closures over the weekend.
