This happened yesterday evening 15/08/2026

The aircraft (G-ACSS),bounced on landing,then overran the landing strip and nosed over, ending up on its back.
Witness reports say the aircraft sustained substantial damage including the tail breaking off.
The pilot was the sole occupant of the aircraft, according to reports he made it out of the aircraft,but their condition is unknown.
In an update on Sunday, the trust said the pilot had now been discharged from hospital.

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/576956    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj4kknvrxe1o

I'm surprised it was still considered repairable after the BHD incident

And from what I've read, it's only just returned to service this month after the BHD incident

I understand that Emerald Airlines ATR 72-600 G-CMMK, which previously suffered a nose wheel collapse at Belfast City, has reportedly experienced another heavy landing, this time at Manchester, resulting in the aircraft being grounded.

1612 Noticed an unusual visitor tracking along the N and NW coast Polish registered Robinson R-44 Raven SP-MBX.

Unusual visitor due 1023
ADAC Luftrettung Dornier 328-310 jet D-BADC as ADN75C from Nuremberg

RAF A400M Atlas C1 ZM420 heading towards Canada. It is the pilots heading out to collect the Hawks. Expected back Sunday afternoon.

0526 KlasJet Boeing 737-522 LY-KDT landed BFS as KJ6997

Departure to Salzburg delayed to 1226 as ED8159

Indeed, it came in on 8th Saturday and out again 8th Sunday.

Quote from: angry turnip on Aug 11, 2026, 15:44Due in 0423 KlasJet Boeing 737-522 LY-KDT in rather nice livery, a sports charter I think, out of Bratislava.

Pic from Wikipedia.

I think it arrived in here over the weekend from Milan to?