Birmingham city centre, UK. 17th Apr, 2021. Shoppers in the Bullring took advantage of the beautiful weather in Birmingham city centre to enjoy 'Super Saturday'. Thousands of people came out despite the funeral of Prince Philip taking place today. Pubs and bars were full and streets were a sea of people. Pic by Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News

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