Don't look at the sun directly during tonight's eclipse!
You're risking seriously damaging your eyesight - and experts say there'll be plenty of other ways to watch.
The sun will begin to darken just after 6pm as the moon passes in front of the sun, with a maximum of around 90 per cent covered by just after 7pm.
It'll be low on the horizon as the event happens just before sunset, meaning the best place to watch will be somewhere with a good view of the western horizon.
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