Police are looking to identify and talk to the men at the event on Shrove Tuesday earlier this year.

Ashbourne returns to normality as waste is cleared and businesses take down protective barriers.

It's a game with virtually no rules and no referee, and the first team to score twice wins.

The moment a ball was "goaled" at Ashbourne's Royal Shrovetide Football is caught on camera.

The game, traditionally played on Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, kicked off earlier.

The historic Shrovetide football match dates back to at least 1762 and has very few rules.

Choristers and the Dean of Worcester Cathedral don their cassocks for a pancake relay obstacle race.

A world record attempt and a train to London St Pancake are among the ways the day has been marked.