Everyone who's anyone wanted to share a foggy photo this morning
Checked Twitter this morning? Blink and you'll mist it

Wake up to fog this morning? Whaddya know, you weren't the only one – as Twitter was only too happy to point out.
From mist-shrouded London landmarks to Corrie cobbles, there's nothing like sharing a photo when you can't see a thing.
Sarah Wells took this stunning overhead shot of London and the Shard... which was subsequently nicked by almost everyone.
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Here's the view from down below...
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Corrie will continue whatever the weather in Weatherfield...
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At times like these we need a scientist to bring us back down to Earth.
Visibility down to several billion light years at Jodrell ;) #foggy #radiotelescope https://t.co/4pbYZ9ZE9T pic.twitter.com/CkWDOmpKxf
— Tim O'Brien (@Tim_O_Brien) November 2, 2015
What this needs is a clear-eyed politician.
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The BBC's Jeremy Bowen will have wished he stayed in the Middle East.
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But it wasn't just London...
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Poor Eamonn Holmes couldn't even make it into work from Belfast this morning.
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Compo, meanwhile, wants to know what all the fuss is about.
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And Robert Webb has advice for tourists who aren't too bothered about sight-seeing...
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