Slow moving star like objects in the night sky So yesterday at about 2am I was watching the sky when I saw a small star like object moving very slowly across the sky. My initial thought was that it was a satellite due to the fact it was moving so slowly and wasn’t flashing. However  then I saw another one moving in the same direction about 10 minutes later. I had to keep letting my eyes adjust to the darkness to see it as it was so small but in total, I saw 4 of them moving in very similar directions, almost like they were following a path. There was about a 5-10min gap between each one and I could see it the entire time until it dipped over the tree line. I live in a very rural area so there was no light pollution or anything to interfere with the view. Now I know that around about now we are able to observe the Perseid meteor shower from the comet Swift-Tuttle but these object were very slow moving and I don’t really know how slow a meteor can move, but isn’t it strange that all of them were moving in the same direction? I also did see some normal meteors but as you’d expect, they only lasted for a second or under. Anyone have a clue what’s going on? Thanks.
Unlike meteors, which burn out in a second or two, satellites can be visible for a few minutes at a time.
In twilight they may be visible all the way across the sky; at darker times of night the Earth's shadow cuts their visibility short unless they're in high orbits.

One good resource for such things is Heavens Above.
From Hereford, UK, their Daily predictions for brighter satellites list a few matching your description on the morning of 2019-08-07.
For example, the polar-orbiting Russian intelligence satellite Cosmos 1975 passed from WSW to N between 02:00 and 02:04.