London's Liverpool Street station was treated to an eyeful of pants-less passengers dancing the Macarena as part of No Trousers Tube Ride on Sunday 8 January.

The trouser-free travellers crowded London's Underground network for the unofficial event, back for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic began.

The event, which organisers claim is intended to amuse not offend, has its origins in New York City in 2002, where it was called the No Pants Subway Ride.

While attendees are encouraged to ditch the trousers, small or see-through underwear is banned.

The Macarena takes place at Liverpool Street station as part of the annual no trousers ride on the London Underground takes place for the first time since the pandemic forced it to stop