BRITS have kicked off their New Year’s Eve celebrations early with wild nights out up and down the country.
Tonight, hundreds of thousands of Brits will paint the town red to ring in 2023, but eager early birds have already been out to mark the end of 2022.
Ladies put on their glad rags to warm-up for tonight’s festivities[/caption]
Plenty of drinkers started celebrations early[/caption]
Revellers braved the cold in Leeds[/caption]
In Leeds revellers braved the cold and rain in fancy dress to head on the famous Otley Run pub crawl.
Ladies donned sparkly hats and all white as they marched from bar to bar.
As the night loomed on, some whipped off their high heels and walked bare foot to takeaways for post nightclub grub.
In Newcastle, some drinkers looked worse for wear as they were helped off the floor by cops.
It comes as Brits prepare to will ring in the New Year tonight with fireworks and light shows across the UK.
But revellers may be better off staying indoors – as forecasters have warned of wind, rain and difficult driving conditions.
Temperatures will stay mild but blustery showers are set to hit most of England and Wales over the post-Christmas period, the Met Office said.
And gusts of up to 40 miles per hour along with rainfall could dampen New Year’s Eve celebrations.
Drivers planning trips over the next few days have been urged to check for any updates to weather warnings as conditions are expected to remain “unsettled”, according to meteorologists.
Some partygoers in Leeds had to be carried to rest their sore feet[/caption]
Revellers in Leeds had a good time last night[/caption]