The Northern Lights may appear across parts of the UK due to heightened solar activity.

The Northern Lights, usually seen in polar regions, could be visible across parts of the UK, including northern Scotland, due to increased solar activity. This phenomenon, caused by solar particles interacting with Earth's magnetic field, is more frequent during the Sun's 11-year cycle peak. The display may be visible tonight through Friday, given clear skies, offering a rare chance for southerly sightings.