www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2428993 Worth clicking just for the first two photos.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2428993 Worth clicking just for the first two photos.

I like the Daily Mail It makes me laugh.

at least the sun knows it prints rubbish.

Quite ironic of the Mail considering it thrives itself on stories of "celebs" that end up in the same states as some of the people in those photographs.

Every town and city in the country is like that on a Friday/Saturday night.

Two arrests in one night for public order is very quiet. Looks like the photo's of incidents were in fact all taken during the course of one arrest.

Exactly

Pfft, amateurs. 10PM and not a single one of them wearing a traffic cone on their heads.

I don't see what the Daily Mail's problem is with British culture?

If they want to set up a newspaper in Britain and then complain about British customs then why don't they leave if they don't like it? if they have a problem with people having a drink and enjoying themselves go and live in Saudi Arabia or Pakistan, they just want to take advantage of their 'rights to free press' here and then impose their morals on us?

That's nowt, church street after the world mid to late 90's

Now your talking!

I see worse on the streets in Liverpool during the day time.

I like the tweet in which they name the other disturbance areas in Cheshire, every other half decent sized town in Cheshire


They're everywhere, even Barnet occasionally as a fight and that's with only 9 pubs in a well to do area.

Of the Cheshire areas, surprised they didn't mention Knutsford

"Reports of two people arguing in Waitrose over the last bottle of Veuve Clicquot, one reported to have called the other 'a rotter', urgent assistance required"

Only goes to show you've had a good night out!

Quite a few years ago I woke up one morning with a set of temporary traffic lights in my bedroom.... along with cones, men at work sign and about 8 of those yellow flashing lights.

Thats how you do it.

Surely there's more of a problem with taking time from the health services rather than the police. I occasionally frequent the nightlife when I'm back in town and there's only ever around 5 police in town.

Also, a story ran almost identical to this in the nationals about 2 years ago about us. Running out of story ideas?

I liked the waitrose veuve clicquot line.

Welcome to two years ago, when this "article" was first published

If I had a budgie, I wouldn't use the Mail to cover the bottom of it's cage.

The Daily Mail really is a paragon of virtue

There was plenty of consternation down here a couple of years ago when Worthing's main drag was named '5th most dangerous place in West Sussex' by our friendly neighbourhood plod. Many locals were up in arms that it didn't make the top 3.