As temperatures hit 25C, 300,000 people headed to Brighton’s seafront for the UK’s biggest Pride festival.
And as well as the colourful parade, they were treated to music from headline acts Girls Aloud and Mika.
North of the border, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe got underway in fine style in the Scottish capital.
Tourists swamped the Royal Mile to see novelty acts as comedy gigs popped up in venues across the city.
And it’s good news for those who missed out. The warm and dry weather is set to continue for most of today, with any showers short-lived.
But the Met Office has forecast more persistent rain in the west of the country later on.
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Coaches could Tel they had a star of future
A SEVEN-MINUTE cameo from the bench in the UEFA Youth League was enough to convince Stade Rennes staff that one 14-year-old gem would quickly outgrow the club.
Farke content as Bogle grabs point
LEEDS UNITED manager Daniel Farke insisted his side’s comeback draw with QPR was a “good point”, despite the West Londoners losing their last four matches.
FINAL IS NOT OUR LAST DANCE
Robertson wants to keep squad together
Must Du-brovnik
Lucy Williamson has a high old time visiting Croatia's 'Pearl of the Adriatic'
Pressure on Labour as public backs foie gras ban
LABOUR is under pressure to fulfil its promise to ban foie gras imports, after a poll revealed overwhelming public support for the intervention.
IT'S NOT WISE FOR ME TO EMBARK ON A WAR WITH TWO NUCLEAR POWERS!
Finally, I ask Shaman if he wanted to comment on recent controversial comments made by US President Donald Trump, that Ukraine had started the war with Russia and President Zelensky was “a dictator”.
Screaming Majors a blast from the past?
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'We must try to feel whole again ...before it's too late'
Humans have become obsessed with regulations at the expense of their creative and intuitive side, argues a leading psychiatrist. And unless we reverse this trend, society is racing towards a cliff edge
Virus blow for George
GEORGE MILLS has been forced to pull out of next weekend’s World Indoor Championships in a bitter blow to Britain’s already meagre medal hopes.
Fab Four are back on track
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