Winter solstice: Photographers capture sunrise over the North Sea
Rich GOn the shortest day of the year, photographers have captured the sun rising over the North Sea to mark the winter solstice.
It rose at 08:04 GMT and will set at 15:53, giving just under eight hours of daylight.
Twitter user Rich G was at the UK's most easterly point, Ness Point in Lowestoft, Suffolk, with other early risers where caught the moment.
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BBC Weather Watcher, Walking Tractor, took a "blink and you'll miss it" image of Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk, just before the sun disappeared behind the clouds.
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