On the scariest night of the year, thousands of Brits filled the streets of Leeds, Manchester and London in superhero and spooky outfits, defying the chill in the air.
Partygoers displayed a mix of classic and fresh Halloween costumes, from Batman and Robin to Jesus and Super Girl, while the 118 twins also turned up.
Other outfits included cowboys, clowns, animal costumes, and a group of 17 Thing-1 and Thing-2 characters drinking with the Cat in the Hat.
Pubs, bars and clubs were fully occupied, and groups of girls celebrated in racy outfits ranging from Playboy bunnies to police officers, angels and devils.
Traitors star Maya Jama appeared as Mo Farah to host her own Halloween bash.
Despite the cold wind, punters kept spirits high and stayed out into the early hours. Early revellers were seen in broad daylight preparing for the evening's festivities.
These celebrations came just days after England was hit by rain and cold wind, raising river levels across the country.
Storms Austen and Boelo marked the wettest week since October 2024, with Austen prompting an amber warning for strong winds and rain across Cornwall and parts of Devon on October 23, and a yellow warning for central and southern England.
Gusts reached nearly 80mph on the Isle of Wight, causing flight cancellations and leaving thousands of homes without power.
Boelo arrived on October 24, triggering an amber warning for wind over Scotland and a yellow warning for northern England. Brits were advised not to travel if possible, as severe disruption hit all modes of transport.
Trees blocked roads and smashed into cars and homes from gusts of up to 84mph, leaving tens of thousands without power; the Energy Networks Association reported that 83,000 homes were cut off.
