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What time is the solar eclipse? How and when to see today’s spectacular display

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The coverage of the UK's solar eclipse broadly agrees on the significance of the event, with all outlets providing information on how to safely watch it. However, the framing and emphasis differ slightly, with The Guardian focusing on safety, while The Independent and Mirror News focus on the event itself, with a more informative tone. The Independent's coverage is consistent in its tone and focus, indicating a unified approach to reporting the story.
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What time is the solar eclipse? How and when to see today’s spectacular display
Here’s when the eclipse will be visible over Europe, US and Canadian skies
12 Aug, 07:13
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What time is today's solar eclipse in London - and how can you safely watch it?
Around 90% of the sun will be covered by the moon in the most complete solar eclipse since 1999. Here’s everything you need to know
12 Aug, 05:21
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How to safely watch the solar eclipse
On August 12, the moon will pass in front of the sun, completely obscuring it in a solar eclipse. According to Nasa, parts of Greenland, Iceland, Spain, Russia and Portugal will experience a total solar eclipse. In the UK, there will be a partial eclipse, with up to 96% of the sun covered, the deepest eclipse the country has seen since 1999. But no matter where you’re hoping to watch from, it’s important to protect …
11 Aug, 11:05
The Independent
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How to safely watch the UK’s most complete solar eclipse in 27 years
The eclipse on 12 August will be the most complete seen in the UK since 1999
11 Aug, 08:15
Mirror News
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'Best solar eclipse' in nearly 30 years hits UK in August - here's how to spot it
The UK is set to witness the 'best solar eclipse' in 27 years in just a couple of weeks' time, and here's everything you need to know about how to make sure you don't miss it
30 Jul, 15:05
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