Each month's full Moon is given a nickname, and the Sturgeon Moon is the traditional name given to August's full Moon - if you missed it last night there is a chance to see it again tonight

The ‘shooting stars’ will be most visible around the world on Tuesday night, though the celestial spectacle began in mid-July. It may be hard to spot them past the glare of the waning moon but the best shout is to look in the direction of the constellation Perseus which gives them their name.