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Millions of Brits will be waking up with sore heads this morning after partying the final few hours of 2021 away in late night venues across restriction-free England.   <br>Revellers flocked to pubs, bars and clubs until the early hours of the morning and there were parties galore from Newcastle to Portsmouth on the last day of the year as the country celebrated the end of a tumultuous 12 months.<br>In a fresh boost for the nation’s businesses, Health Secretary Sajid Javid hinted tighter restrictions on our everyday lives remain unlikely as he implored the nation to ‘try to live’ alongside the virus. <br>Writing in the Daily Mail, Mr Javid insisted any fresh curbs on freedoms must be ‘an absolute last resort’, adding that the country is in ‘a far stronger position’ at the start of 2022 than it was 12 months ago.  <br>Although Scotland and Wales had strict Covid rules, people living in other home nations flocked across the border for a chance to enjoy the New Year in style and in their best outfits.<br>In thousands of people lined the banks of the River Thames to watch the capital’s fireworks and drone display, while Piccadilly Circus was packed despite calls for caution around social distancing. <br>Thousands of revellers of all ages gathered in nightclubs, bars and pubs in Leeds as they brought the New Year in with huge smiles.<br>And in one Manchester nightclub, some 10,000 people partied until 4am, although there were some skirmishes in Newcastle, with one man being led away by police.<br>Meanwhile, after being forced to close under last year’s lockdown restrictions, many bars and clubs in Liverpool were pictured crammed with thousands of partygoers yesterday evening.<br> LEEDS: Thousands of people were in Leeds City centre hours before midnight, such as these three ladies outside a city bar<br> NEWCASTLE: Large numbers of Scots travelled south, where they were determined to have a good night out after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon clamped down on Hogmanay parties.

Pictured: A group of women from Dundee<br> LEEDS: One woman can barely contain her excitement and starts drinking from a bottle of rose while in the queue for Przym nightclub in Leeds as the clock ticked down to midnight<br> BIRMINGHAM: Revellers hit the dance floor at Players Bar in Birmingham as they ensured 2022 was brought in in style<br> BLACKPOOL: A trio of young partygoers stagger home from their New Year’s Eve celebrations amid concern fresh Covid restrictions could come into force<br> MANCHESTER: Revellers queue to enter Depot Mayfield, a 10,000 capacity club in Manchester, north-west England on New Year’s Eve<br> LONDON: Huge crowds turned out in Piccadilly Circus to see fireworks go off around the city as the country welcomed in the New Year<br>The wild celebrations came as  vowed today to do everything in his power to avoid a  this year.  <br>There were heightened fears about the spread of the virus as UK had another daily record of 189,846 cases yesterday and 203 deaths.<br>The Office for National Statistics reported an estimated 2.3million people in the UK had Covid in the week ending December 23, setting another pandemic record.  <br>Downing Street sources indicated that the Government’s work from home guidance is likely to be extended when it comes up for review next week because infections and hospitalisations are continuing to rise across the country.<br>While coronavirus cases are continuing to rise due to the fast-spreading variant, official figures showed yesterday that in parts of Britain up to four in 10 hospital patients with Covid were actually there to receive treatment for something else.

The figure nationally is one in three.<br>Mr Javid said the numbers in intensive care units remained stable, meaning ‘we have welcomed in 2022 with some of the least restrictive measures in Europe’. <br>Mr Javid added: ‘Curbs on our freedom must be an absolute last resort and the British people rightly expect us to do everything in our power to avert them. <br>Boris Johnson, 챕터원 unlike the First Ministers of Scotland and Wales, decided against imposing additional restrictions in England, despite record-breaking Covid infections fuelled by the Omicron variant.<br>p>It led to thousands crossing the border from Wales and Scotland to party into 2022 in England, a move welcomed by English hospitality chiefs. <br>p>Although there were rumours Boris Johnson may impose restrictions to curb the spread of the virus as early as next week, Whitehall sources said no new measures are expected when Plan B is reviewed next wee<br>p>The Prime Minister will most likely ‘maintain the status quo’ of wearing masks indoors, working from home if possible and using va

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Manchester’s Depot Mayfield club has a capacity of 10,000 people.

Clubbers queued to get into it as part-goers took to the streets of Engla<br>p> Revellers in Newcastle enjoy a night out to celebrate New Years Eve with the pubs and clubs still open and welcoming visitors north of the border, as Scotland faced tough Covid restrictio<br>p> MANCHESTER: A young man speaks on the phone as he tries to help his friend up from the floor following raucous New Year’s Eve celebratio<br>p> Friends took advantage of the lax Covid-19 restrictions in England to meet up and celebrate the end of 2021 in pubs and nightclubs<br>p> Fireworks lit up the sky in front of the London Eye at midnight with a smaller display than normal, although thousands still turned out to wat<br>p> more videos

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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan had urged Londoners to watch the display on television and claimed there would be few vantage points to view the display fr<br>p> The Millennium Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral were used as a backdrop for tonight’s firework displ<br>p> Crowds line the Southbank beside the Thames for New Year’s Eve but they did not see any fireworks<br>p> Fireworks light up the sky over the Old Royal Naval College after the normal New Year’s Firework display was cancelled due to the pandemic<br>p> Part of the 13-minute display this year featured drones which showed different patterns and shapes in landmarks across Lond<br>p> Crowds did not have the experience they expected at the fireworks, with them not able to see any<br>p> Health Secretary Sajid Javid, pictured, said Britons will have to get used to living with Covid-<br>p> Police tried to contain members of the public on the pavement as they try to entered a restaurant on Piccadilly Circ<br>p> more videos

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In Newcastle, a man was led away by police after scuffles in the city centre as people enjoyed the festiviti<br>p> The man’s light-coloured top and his jeans were covered in mud as he was led away in handcuffs by five police officers<br>p> more videos

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