These photos are pretty crap being grabbed with a phone, but illustrative nonetheless.





The bright blob in the centre is the moon approaching quarter. the bright spot above it is Jupiter. By naked eye, the moon is a lovely crisp crescent (far more impressive by eye than the crap phone optics would have you believe), the inside of which is oriented to Jupiter. The sky was very clear and humidity low, so this view just before dawn this morning was very beautiful.

I don't know what the moonrise/set times are in the UK, but if you are having cool clear nights its a view worth taking in. Decent binoculars will also allow you to see Jupiter's four largest (the Galilean) moons.

Rather reminds me of the Turkish flag.