People attend the annual summer solstice at Stonehenge, in Wiltshire. Record crowds were expected to watch the sun rise over the ancient monument on the longest day of the year at 4.58amPhotograph: Stefan Wermuth/ReutersA time exposure shows a man playing with a LED light-up ball during the summer solstice celebrationsPhotograph: Stefan Wermuth/ReutersA camera flash illuminates revellers at Stonehenge. Police had warned that they would crack down on antisocial behaviour, treating the event as they would a Saturday night in a city centrePhotograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
A woman is lifted above the crowd. Thousands of druids, revellers and the simply curious witnessed a cloud-obscured sunrise at Stonehenge during the annual pilgrimage to celebrate the longest day of the year Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesA man touches one of the ancient stones during the summer solsticePhotograph: Stefan Wermuth/ReutersRevellers play poi as people celebrate the summer solsticePhotograph: Akira Suemori/APThe day breaks over StonehengePhotograph: Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesA section of the crowd at Stonehenge Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesA man climbs onto a stone as revellers celebrate the summer solstice at StonehengePhotograph: Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesCrowds gather at StonehengePhotograph: Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesRevellers enjoy the Stonehenge celebrationsPhotograph: Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesRevellers celebrate the summer solstice at StonehengePhotograph: Akira Suemori/AP
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