Solar eclipse postcode search shows when to see it where you live
The UK's biggest solar eclipse this century will be visible from every part of the UK on Wednesday. Use our postcode search to find the exact times for your location.
The UK's biggest solar eclipse this century will be visible from every part of the UK on Wednesday. Use our postcode search to find the exact times for your location.
Two runways at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris have been closed after a massive fire broke out near the transport hub, with smoke visible for miles.
A partial solar eclipse will be visible in the UK on Wednesday, but experts urge caution. Learn three safe ways to view it without damaging your eyes.
Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority is consulting on limiting tip visits, introducing booking systems, and requiring pre-sorting to manage future demand.
A Tyne and Wear Metro bridge over the A19 near Howdon could collapse if struck by a vehicle, due to inadequate crash barriers. Nexus plans to install new barriers and a cushioning system in early 2027, with lane closures expected.
Hundreds queued in Exeter for solar eclipse glasses, with some travelling 170 miles from London, causing gridlock near FLO warehouse.
Conspiracy theorists claim Wednesday's solar eclipse could trigger a doomsday event killing 40 million, but NASA and experts dismiss the gravity-loss theory.
Alan Titchmarsh shares a free, natural method to kill gravel weeds using sunlight, exposing roots to dry out and prevent regrowth.
UK tourists heading to Europe should memorise 112, the free EU emergency number, available 24/7 for police, medical, and fire services across the bloc.
Scots over 60 save more than £1,000 thanks to lower bus pass age, while younger Scots await £2 fare cap pledge with no firm date.
Taking a warm shower or bath one hour before bed can help your body cool down, signaling it's time to sleep, according to experts and the NHS.
The UKHSA has upgraded the North East heat health alert to amber, warning of significant impacts on health services as temperatures are set to reach 30°C.
Average speed cameras on the A82 beside Loch Lomond are likely to remain until the end of October, with speeding in Tarbet still a concern, a report has revealed.
The Foreign Office warns Brits visiting Italy that crossing roads outside designated crossings can result in fines, as drivers may turn right on green signals.
UK heatwave prompts urge to check sun cream's open-jar symbol. A three-digit code like '12M' shows how long the product remains effective after opening, with expired lotion offering no protection.
Farmers warn of potato shortages as high temperatures and dry weather cut yields. A Cheshire farmer says potato yield is half what it should be, with other vegetables also affected.
A quick 20p coin test on tyre tread can flag wear before rain hits, potentially saving drivers from fines up to £2,500 and three penalty points per tyre.
Households in areas hit by heavy rain are urged to pour vinegar down drains to clear blockages caused by leaves and debris, using a simple DIY method.
The Met Office forecasts heavy rain in Scotland and Northern Ireland on Wednesday, while heatwave temperatures of up to 33C persist in southern England.
GP Dr Mariam Farshchi warns Wednesday's solar eclipse poses risks from permanent eye damage to neck strain and accidents, urging safe viewing.
The Met Office has confirmed temperatures will peak on Thursday at 36C before easing on Friday and dropping to low 20s by the weekend.
The Met Office has issued an amber warning for extreme heat in London and parts of England, with temperatures forecast to reach as high as 38C on Thursday.
Weather models suggest the UK could see its hottest day of 2026 so far on Thursday, with temperatures potentially reaching 39C in Gloucestershire and 38C in 12 English counties.
Drivers warned to remove water bottles, sun cream, medicine, and battery devices from cars before Thursday's 39C heatwave to avoid damage and fire risk.
The Met Office has released a map showing where the partial solar eclipse on August 12 will be most visible in the UK, with Plymouth forecast to see 94.66% coverage.
Scientists urge safe viewing of the August 12 solar eclipse, warning that direct viewing can cause permanent eye damage, described as 'sunburn' on the retina.
Cloud forecasts may obscure Wednesday's solar eclipse for many in the UK, with 13 areas at risk, but southern England and Wales may see clearer skies.
The August 12 partial solar eclipse will be the UK's greatest since 1999, and a space journalist highlights five other phenomena to observe, from crescent shadows to temperature drops.
Motorists across the UK are advised to remove medication from vehicles before temperatures hit 30C and above, as the fifth heatwave of the year peaks midweek.
Specialists warn against buying dangerous solar eclipse glasses. Ensure any pair has the ISO 12312-2 code to avoid permanent eye damage during Wednesday's display.