THRILLING EVE!

Can you believe it's ★Midsummer's Eve already? The Summer Solstice, meaning the longest day of the year, took place on Saturday - so technically, the nights are already drawing in. With time racing past, let's stop for a seasonally appropriate breather. ★ Here MEG JORSH gives you the facts about some mystical midsummer traditions...

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For ancient Brits, Midsummer's Eve was an unmissable party.

They would gather to dance around stone circles a form of sun worship later claimed to have links to the devil. According to legend, if you go to Broadwater, West Sussex, tonight, you might see a gang of skeletons rise from the ground and dance around an oak tree until dawn. You could even raise Satan himself by jogging seven times backwards around Chanctonbury Ring, a nearby prehistoric hill fort.