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The world-famous Red Arrows will fly over Greater Manchester this Sunday around 5.15pm on their way home from the Southport Airshow. The RAF aerobatics team will pass over Lymm, Altrincham, the city centre, Tameside, and Oldham. They are doing a flypast to create a memorable moment for children at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital.
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