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The Dakota was forced to land in Manchester because of a fault in one of its engines.

After discovering that Frank has sent James and Freya to the wrong Richmond, things go from bad to worse when it turns out they're trapped on Galaxon's home planet!

The Dakota was due to take part in a display on Saturday when it experienced engine problems.

Comments on social media said it looked fake, or like something from a Hollywood movie set.

James thinks that David Attenborough is the only person who might be able to make Galaxon understand the true beauty of Planet Earth, but Galaxon has a twist of his own to reveal.

Having captured Galaxon, James and the gang decide to bring him to Earth to show him the wonders of our planet. But will the pan-dimensional being really be impressed?

Calling on Jayden for help, the gang must solve a riddle to access the underground realm Galaxon has fled to with James's mum. Will they be able to find him in time?

Having saved Frank the badger from the evil Galaxon, the gang follow ARAGH's best tracker to a brand new dimension in search of the final missing ring.

Frank, ARAGH's best tracker, is being held captive by Galaxon... but not for long! James and the gang are on the case, and travel across space to stage a rescue.

Galaxon is an all-evil pan-dimensional being, isn't he? He's big, he's scary, and is no one to be trifled with! Or maybe all is not what it originally seems...

Bolton shipping another hatful of goals and Southend United finally getting off the mark are among the things you may have missed in the EFL.

Scunthorpe's wait for a first League Two victory season comes at the eighth attempt as they cruise to victory over Morecambe.

Grimsby produce a stunning late comeback to snatch an unlikely draw at Oldham.

Lincoln begin life without Danny Cowley in underwhelming fashion with a home defeat by Bristol Rovers.

Michael Furniss attacked the woman in her home while working for the charity, a court hears.

Steph Jeavons is leading the first all-female motorcyclist group to Everest base camp.

A group of mums are resurrecting a village carnival in Lincolnshire which was last held 39 years ago.

The Cliff Carnival in Navenby near Lincoln will include the traditional parade through the village which hasn't been seen since 1980.

The event's been brought back by parents with a focus on bringing the community together.

Image source, Richard Vamplew

Carnival committee chair Katie Gordon said: "We wanted to hark back to the days we remember as children so resurrecting a local parade from 1980 was a great idea. We want our children to understand just how important community spirit is."

The carnival is being held on Saturday 21 September.

Police have appealed for help to locate a man after he failed to turn up to court.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Tomas Jonusaitis, 24, was due to attend Boston Magistrates' Court on Wednesday charged with causing death by dangerous driving in relation to collision in Boston in October 2018, but didn't turn up.

Lincolnshire Police have asked for anyone who has information about his whereabouts to come forward.

Punting is making a return to Belton House near Grantham for the first time in almost 100 years.

The stately home, which is run by the National Trust, welcomes thousands of visitors every year.

Managers say it's been a "long held aspiration" to introduce punting on the River Witham again.

Image source, Instinctive photography/Lady Marian Margaret Compton

A team of volunteers have been trained to steer the boats.

Belton House spokeswoman Julia Griffith said:" It's so relaxing, there's no noise, there's lots to see, wildlife and wildnerness. You're just relaxed and enjoying the ride."

Visitors can hire a boat for £20 on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.