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Partial solar eclipse set to delight UK skygazers

A partial solar eclipse is set to grace skies across the UK next week as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun. 😎 Tune in on Tuesday, 25 October to watch the partial solar eclipse LIVE with @ROGAstronomers astronomers from the Royal Observatory ➡ https://t.co/G8XDhUD2F9 Featuring detailed footage and expert commentary, this will be one of the best ways to watch. ☀️ Learn how and when to view the eclipse safely here 👇https://t.co/rMwCV4LceE 📷: Robin Scagell/Galaxy pic.twitter.com/zkAhkCyXw0 — Royal Astronomical Society (@RoyalAstroSoc) October 21, 2022The partial eclipse will end at 11:51am. He added: “The simplest way to watch an eclipse is to use a pinhole in a piece of card. “Under no circumstances should you look through the pinhole.”Dr Massey said another popular method used to view an eclipse is the mirror projection method.

BMX club 'delighted' to get access to state-of-the-art track ahead of world championships

(Image: Gordon Terris, Newsquest)A bike club is "absolutely delighted" its riders will have access to Glasgow’s state-of-the-art BMX track over winter ahead of next year's world championships. The £3.7m track, which was opened in 2018, is the only Olympic standard BMX track in Scotland and will host the BMX Racing for the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships. Glasgow Times: Western Titans BMX Club. Western Titans BMX Club. Emma Scullion, a volunteer with Western Titans BMX Club, previously told the Glasgow Times: "We feel totally discouraged.

Herald View: Regardless of who wins, can the party of regicides restore stable government?

Sir Roger Gale, the veteran backbencher, has threatened to quit should Mr Johnson win. They have never quite forgiven those Conservatives, including Mr Sunak, who helped engineer his downfall a few months ago. Mr Sunak, who has yet to declare that he will be running, remains the bookmakers’ favourite. Mr Johnson has reportedly urged his former Chancellor to reach out and “get back together”. Unity, then, can work but it remains to be seen whether Mr Johnson and Mr Sunak can co-operate for the lasting good of the country.

Plans to boost North East towns laid before Levelling Up Secretary as firms told of benefits

Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen. Picture: TEES VALLEY COMBINED AUTHORITY (Image: Tees Valley Combined Authority)The bid to secure two Mayoral Development Corporations in the region has taken another step closer, as events were held to tell local business bosses about all the benefits these could bring. Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has now written to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Simon Clarke MP, to formally designate the Hartlepool and Middlesbrough Development Corporations. Picture: TEES VALLEY COMBINED AUTHORITYBen Houchen revealing investment plans for the area. Picture: TEES VALLEY COMBINED AUTHORITY (Image: Tees Valley Combined Authority)Read more: What happened on the A174 as emergency services were on the sceneMeanwhile, plans for Middlesbrough would take the town centre, Middlehaven and Zetland Historic Quarter.

‘I’m so sorry to have let you down’: Strictly’s Molly Rainford apologises to Carlos Gu after facing dance off

She has been forced to survive on food banks and universal credit monthly handouts since April - but says it doesn’t even cover her monthly bills.

Christine, who has two grown up children and lives with Dayjanta in Wednesbury, West Mids., said: “Life is tough right now.

“Now my bills are nearly £1,200 and my universal credit doesn’t cover that.

“He always says he’s going to share his money with me, telling me all the things he’ll buy me. But he doesn’t need to be worrying about all that at his age.