Huge numbers of people have shared in the once in a generation event of a partial solar eclipse.
Morecambe Promenade and Williamson Park in Lancaster were among the popular vantage points as crowds gathered to see the sun more than 90 per cent covered by the moon.
The partial eclipse was the first since 1999, and began at around 6pm in northern Scotland, peaking shortly after 7pm across the UK.
Parts of Greenland, Iceland and Spain experienced the complete darkness and spectacle of a total eclipse.
People wore special eye protector glasses to view the eclipse, with others using everything from colanders to pieces of paper to watch safely.
It will be 2081 before the UK experiences a fuller solar eclipse than that of Wednesday night.
Beyond Radio's Luke Edmondson took this photo of the partial eclipse.

We also received these images from Tom Callan.



And this one from Sophie Fleetwood.

And this from Michael Day.

Local people got a perfect view of the partial solar eclipse with two large telescopes courtesy of Lancaster University.
Dr Julie Wardlow from the School of Physics and Astronomy set up the telescopes at the top of the Ashton Memorial so people could view the eclipse without damaging their eyesight.
The university has its own observatory on campus but these telescopes are used for school visits and community events.
Photographer Joshua Brandwood took these photos from Williamson Park.










These photos are from the Owl's Nest pub beer garden in Bare, Morecambe.





Read more: Lancaster and Morecambe Bay area prepares for best eclipse for a quarter of a century - Beyond Radio


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