Festive revellers nurse sore heads the morning after Black Eye Friday that turned into a busy night for the emergency services

Thousands of revellers have woken up this morning with sore heads and queasy stomachs following the infamous Black Eye Friday. A girl in Nottingham wearing a policewoman's helmet takes a selfie next to a police van and an officer Revellers hit the town in Manchester for start of last weekend before Christmas A police van parks across the street in Nottingham after a man was reportedly knocked out by a bouncer Two Mancunian girls hit the town during the last weekend before Christmas But pictures show revellers on the floor before 7pm, another showed someone slumped on the steps around 6.30pm. Two girls, one wearing a Christmas jacket, hit the town in Leeds Leeds girls wear santa hats to get into the Christmas spirit as they hit the town centre One girl looks worse for wear as her friend leads her by the hand as they trawl through Leeds Two women wearing santa hats and no jackets hit the streets in chilly Leeds Two girls speak to police officers in the town centre of Nottingham A group of girls wearing santa and elf hats and actually wearing winter clothing hit the streets of Nottingham Two girls in Nottingham brandish a peace sign as go out partying in Nottingham Two girls are seen walking arm in arm down the street of Nottingham Revellers wear Christmas jumpers in Nottingham on the last Friday before Christmas Two people wearing blue santa hats are seen eating McDonald's in Leeds Friends wearing santa hats are seen posing in Newcastle ahead of Black Eye Friday Violent scenes as a fight breaks out as revellers in Newcastle take part in the Black Eye Friday celebrations A pregnant reveller in Newcastle wearing a costume of wrapped presents poses with her friends A woman in Newcastle poses in the centre of Newcastle wearing a santa costume Revellers pictured getting into the festive spirit in Newcastle town centre A group of friends give a thumbs up, peace sign and wave ahead of Black Eye Friday They say they have already seen levels of demand rising to last seen during the pandemic, as they take up to 7,000 999 and 10,000 111 calls every day - almost double the typical 5,500. A group of friends dressed up for their night out in Newcaslte during the Black Eye Friday celebrations A man looks worse for wear in Leeds as people hit the booze hard Another man is seen sprawled out on the street of Nottingham Two men are engaged in a fight as they tussle on the ground of Leeds city centre A large police and medical presence was seen throughout the city of Nottingham as emergency services anticipated a hectic night of fun A bunch of lads enjoying their festive night out are pictured wearing Christmas outfits A man gives his friend a piggy back as they feel the festive spirit in Leeds A man looks worse for wear as he puts his head in his hands in Leeds A girl gives her friend a piggy back ride in Manchester city centre Friends stop to enjoy a dinner to soak up the alcohol in Birmingham city centre Two men look like they're about to pass out after hitting the clubs and pubs in Birmingham Revellers in Newcastle get into the festive spirit with their santa outfits Friends spotted in Nottingham with one dressed as an elf and another wearing reindeer antlers 'So if you need advice or medication from a pharmacist in London, use the NHS pharmacy finder to check which pharmacies are open near you.' Likewise, North East Ambulance Service's deputy chief operating officer Victoria Court added: 'Each year we see an increase in alcohol-related calls.