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Oxford Geoscience Professor Myles Allen is one of the worlds leading climate scientists. In his Gresham Lecture he discusses what we need in terms of climate policies.

The Aurora Borealis is caused by something known as a Coronal Mass Ejection, also known as a solar flare.

Last weekend Large swathes of the country including in Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Tyne and Wear, Essex, Berkshire and Kent were draped in a spectacular fluorescent hue.

There is a possibility the Northern Lights - aka the Aurora Borealis - could be visible over Irish skies again tonight.

Brits were treated to celestial delights over the weekend, with the night sky turning a myriad of bright, mesmerising colours - and there's a chance the aurora borealis could be visible once more

The Met Office Space Weather department has signalled there may be a chance we see the Northern Lights again this week

The Met Office has said there is a slight chance that the Northern Lights could be visible across parts of the UK as soon as tomorrow, after Brits were treated to a stunning display over the weekend

The Met Office Space Weather department has signalled there may be a chance we see the Northern Lights again this week