How to watch the solar eclipse safely

A partial solar eclipse is set to be visible across the South West on Wednesday evening.

In Devon and Cornwall, the eclipse will start at about 18:18 BST, peak at 19:15 and finish at about 20:10 - but how can it be viewed safely?

Consultant ophthalmologist David Jones said his top four tips were to use eclipse glasses, a pinhole, colander or a cereal box.

He encouraged people not to miss the "amazing celestial event" but to enjoy it safely.

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People should take precautions while witnessing the "amazing celestial event", an expert says

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A partial solar eclipse is set to be visible across the South West on Wednesday evening.

In Devon and Cornwall, the eclipse will start at about 18:18 BST, peak at 19:15 and finish at about 20:10 - but how can it be viewed safely?

Consultant ophthalmologist David Jones said his top four tips were to use eclipse glasses, a pinhole, colander or a cereal box.

He encouraged people not to miss the "amazing celestial event" but to enjoy it safely.

Read the full story at BBC ↗

A partial solar eclipse is set to be visible across the South West on Wednesday evening.

In Devon and Cornwall, the eclipse will start at about 18:18 BST, peak at 19:15 and finish at about 20:10 - but how can it be viewed safely?

Consultant ophthalmologist David Jones said his top four tips were to use eclipse glasses, a pinhole, colander or a cereal box.

He encouraged people not to miss the "amazing celestial event" but to enjoy it safely.

Read the full story at BBC ↗

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• People should take precautions while witnessing the "amazing celestial event", an expert says