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Northern Lights will be visible as far south as Cumbria tonight: How and when to see the stunning auroras as the sun hurls a huge coronal mass ejection towards Earth - Vimarsana News

Northern Lights will be visible as far south as Cumbria tonight: How and when to see the stunning auroras as the sun hurls a huge coronal mass ejection towards Earth

The dazzling phenomenon, also known as the aurora borealis, could be visible as far south as Cumbria, although it's best viewed further north, according to the Met Office.

9 quirky and unusual holiday homes in the UK to book this summer - Vimarsana News

9 quirky and unusual holiday homes in the UK to book this summer

The quirkiest UK holiday homes you can stay in this summer, from a restored railway carriage to a 21st-century cave house and a windmill

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: A hole lot more to a trip over the firth to Orkney - Vimarsana News

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: A hole lot more to a trip over the firth to Orkney

Getting out is the best way to lift the spirits as winter takes a grip in the far north

The Northern Lights: Ideal conditions led to stunning views - Vimarsana News

The Northern Lights: Ideal conditions led to stunning views

The aurora borealis, or Northern Lights, put on a mesmerizing show several nights in the past week, prompting people across Europe and North America to share stunning videos of the atmospheric phenomenon.

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Northern Lights light up the UK after the Sun emitted a 'significant' solar flare - Vimarsana News

Northern Lights light up the UK after the Sun emitted a 'significant' solar flare

Stargazers across the UK were able to spot the Northern Lights last night (pictured) in north England and Scotland especially, which was a rare chance to observe the famous natural phenomenon.