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Get ready for the partial eclipse

Robin Scagell Top stories 13 October 202211 June 202425 October, Britain, eclipse, eclipse viewing, England, Ireland, partial, projecting sun, Scotland, solar eclipse, solar projection, sun, UK, Wales
Get ready for the partial eclipse

There will be a partial eclipse of the Sun visible from the whole of the UK on the morning of Tuesday, 25 October 2022. But while it’s easy to view it safely, you need to be prepared in advance, so get your act together now! Read more

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