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11/08/2026

🌘 The UK’s Biggest Solar Eclipse Since 1999 is Almost Here!

On Wednesday 12 August, the Moon will begin moving across the Sun shortly after 6pm. At first, it’ll look like a small bite has been taken from the Sun, before gradually covering more and more over the following hour.

⏰ The most impressive moment will be around 7.05–7.16pm, depending on where you live:

🏴 Scotland: peak around 7.05pm
📍 Northern England & the Midlands: around 7.10pm
📍 London, Wales & the South West: around 7.12–7.16pm

At its peak, around 90–96% of the Sun will be hidden. It won’t become completely dark, but daylight should noticeably fade and may take on a strange, eerie twilight appearance.

The Moon will then move away, with the eclipse ending between approximately 8pm and 8.10pm.

🌅 For the best chance of seeing it, be in position by 6pm somewhere with a completely clear view towards the western horizon. The Sun will be quite low in the sky.

⚠️ Never look directly at the Sun—even through cloud. Use genuine eclipse glasses meeting ISO 12312-2 standards. Ordinary sunglasses are not safe.

🌘 Will you be watching? Tell us where you’ll be viewing it from!

Image used for illustration only, the UK will see a partial eclipse, not totality.