It was very awkward to view. Had to use the Alt-Az mount on  a sloping path, peering through a gap in the trees over a fence. Just after at 01:14 BST a very bright meteor seen , below pan of big dipper. Visible mag - 1 or more, as bright as Venus perhaps lasted about 5 secs. Tracking left to right, alt just below that of comet. Starting at approx 330 to 350 magnetic Azimuth at say 10 degrees elevation and flattish trajectory before dropping down. Did it show up in Radio monitors, anybody know? 

 L:Skellingthorpe, LN65TR UK

Site  (53.2364° N, 0.6206° W),53d 14m 10s N, 00d 37m 10s W

Elevation for this location is 13 meters (OS Map).

Magnetic variation 2d West (2017)

O: Dave McCracken

T: ED70 + Coma Corrector x1

M: Sky-watcher Alt-Az GOTO

G: none

C: Canon 450D (modified)

E: 40x6s 1600 raw (4minutes)

D: 01:00 20/21 July 2020

P1: Double Deep Sky Stack ( in Comet mode), Kappa Sigma 3/5 (4 minutes)

P2: CS2 Levels, Curves

P3: Rotate to North up and convert to Jpeg for mail