Weather forecasts from the Met Office predict clear skies over large parts of the UK during a partial solar eclipse on Saturday morning, with roughly one third of the Sun covered as the Moon passes in front of it starting at 10am on 29 March. This will be Europe’s last partial solar eclipse of 2025, visible in the UK from 9.56am to 12.14pm, with the peak in London around 11.03am. However, those in northern Scotland and Northern Ireland may miss out on the spectacle due to expected rain and cloud cover.
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