The Clare College drinking society at Cambridge reportedly covered a fresher in flammable liquid before he was told to tuck a toilet roll that was on fire into his shorts and run into the wind in January.
The annual summer party took place officially for the first time in three years due to disruption from Covid, and the undergraduates were keen to make up for lost time.
Cambridge University students gathered in their thousands on Jesus Green, Cambridge, for annual tradition
Eight-decade old event is seen as the final blowout on bank holiday before they take exams in summer term
Students went ahead despite it going against the Covid restrictions which ban large outdoor gatherings
It has been criticised and faced ban threats in the past years for causing antisocial behaviour and littering
Britain records just ONE Covid death in lowest daily toll in nine months while 1,649 infections are the fewest since September - as UK hits 50million vaccine milestone and Matt Hancock says we ll have a great British summer
Department of Health data show this was only the third time deaths had fallen to this level (August 3 and 30)
Health bosses also posted another 1,649 coronavirus cases, down by a fifth on the 2,064 last Monday
It was the fewest positive tests since September 2, before the second wave spiralled out of control
Around 34.6million Britons have had one dose and 15.4million – or 30% of all adults – are fully inoculated