Red Arrows set to fly over Oxfordshire - here's when and where to spot them
Arguably the most famous military planes in the world - the Red Arrows - will be flying over parts of Oxfordshire today on their return journey from the Midlands Air Show.
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Arguably the most famous military planes in the world - the Red Arrows - will be flying over parts of Oxfordshire today on their return journey from the Midlands Air Show.
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