UK solar eclipse 2015: Watch live stream
The partial solar eclipse will be visible to Britons around 9am this morning
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Your support makes all the difference.Many Britons may be disappointed as they attempt to watch the partial solar eclipse this morning: cloudy conditions cover the United Kingdom, meaning even the most well-prepared sun-gazers may be left clutching at...pinholes.
However, this live stream from the Virtual Telescope Project should help those unable to see the partial solar eclipse, as well as individuals too lazy to start watching around 8am.
Watch live from Nottingham
Of course, thick British clouds could overshadow one of the greatest displays in nature.
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