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'I feel like I'm going to go blind': Britons complain of agonising eye pain after staring DIRECTLY at the solar eclipse without glasses

Daily Mail Science and Tech · 14 August 2026 at 09:50

'I feel like I'm going to go blind': Britons complain of agonising eye pain after staring DIRECTLY at the solar eclipse without glasses

Last night, millions of Britons across the country watched in awe as the sun disappeared during the best solar eclipse in a generation.

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'I feel like I'm going to go blind': Britons complain of agonising eye pain after staring DIRECTLY at the solar eclipse without glasses

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