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A partial solar eclipse is happening in the UK and is expected to peak around 19:00BST.the eclipse will spread through some part of Iceland,Russia,Greenland and Northern Spain.Indivifuaks are expected to avoid watching the sun to prevent Permanent eye damage 🚫. #eclipse

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