Britons urged to use common kitchen utensil to watch nation's greatest solar eclipse in decades

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Britons urged to use common kitchen utensil to watch nation's greatest solar eclipse in decades

Britons have been urged to use a common kitchen utensil to watch a solar eclipse set to leave Britain partially in shadow. On August 12, more than 90 per cent of the Sun will be covered by the Moon for onlookers in Britain during the eclipse. It marks the closest the UK has come to witnessing a total eclipse since 1999. Now the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), has advised the public to view the eclipse with speci…