Crowds flocked back to Durdle Door and other beauty spots on Sunday as lockdown restrictions continue to ease.

Emergency services had been called to the Dorset beauty spot on Saturday but large numbers again defied calls to avoid visiting and took advantage of the weather.

The opportunity to let off steam was there across the country with police looking on.

The P&O cruise ship Britannia heads into the Solent as she leaves Southampton water (Andrew Matthews/PA)
The P&O cruise ship Britannia heads into the Solent as she leaves Southampton water (Andrew Matthews/PA)

A PSNI officer monitors people enjoying the warm weather at the Botanic Gardens in Belfast (Niall Carson/PA)
A PSNI officer monitors people enjoying the warm weather at the Botanic Gardens in Belfast (Niall Carson/PA)

A Highland cow cools off in the waters of Loch Lubnaig (Jane Barlow/PA)
A Highland cow cools off in the waters of Loch Lubnaig (Jane Barlow/PA)

Durdle Door
A person stands on the rocks above the sea at Durdle Door, near Lulworth, despite Dorset Council announcing that the beach was closed to the public (Andrew Matthews/PA)

A cyclist does a wheelie outside Buckingham Palace (Dominic Lipinski/PA)
A cyclist does a wheelie outside Buckingham Palace (Dominic Lipinski/PA)

Rowers on the river Thames near Maidenhead (Jonathan Brady/PA)
Rowers on the River Thames near Maidenhead (Jonathan Brady/PA)

Durdle Door
People fill the beach at Durdle Door (Andrew Matthews/PA)

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