The more you get sunburnt, the higher your risk of skin cancer. If you’re out and about when the sun is strong, make sure you seek shade, cover up with clothing, and use sunscreen with at least SPF15 and 4 or 5 stars. See more sun safety myths on our blog: http://po.st/VC21uo | Cancer Research UK

Getting ready for a weekend outside? The sun’s UV rays can still damage skin, even when it’s cloudy. We’ve teamed up with NIVEA UK to remind you how to protect yourself when the sun is strong: Seek shade 🌳 Cover up with clothing 👕 Apply sunscreen regularly and generously 🧴 Find out more about staying safe in the sun: https://bit.ly/2WTb0CS | Cancer Research UK

SURFACE OF THE SUN: The National Science Foundation has shared high-resolution images of what is the most detailed look at the sun yet, with kernel-shaped “boiling” plasma cells each about the size of Texas. David Muir reports. https://abcn.ws/319Gd6l | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir