Here's a more detailed breakdown:

* Best time to see Orion: From late September to early April. It reaches its highest point in the sky around January.

* Evening visibility: In the evenings, Orion appears in the eastern sky and climbs higher throughout the night.

* Morning visibility: In the mornings, Orion will be visible in the western sky as it descends towards the horizon.

Tips for finding Orion:

* Look for the three stars that form Orion's belt. They are easily recognizable and form a straight line across the constellation.

* The constellation is shaped like an hourglass. The belt stars are in the middle, with Betelgeuse (red giant star) at the top left and Rigel (bright blue star) at the bottom right.

Remember that the exact timing for Orion's visibility might vary slightly based on your specific location within the UK and the year.