5 Brilliant photos of the VE flypast practised over Norfolk

The famous Red Arrows and other RAF planes will be taking part in the celebrations.

VE Day, or 'Victory in Europe Day', marks the moment that the Second World War ended in Europe.

Planes flying over Pulham yesterday. (Image: Gavin Wright)The planes in formation during practice yesterday. (Image: Gavin Wright)READ MORE: Work under way on building once shelled by German warship

As part of the celebrations on the day, a host of aircraft will be spotted in the skies above Gorleston, Mulbarton, Long Stratton and Harleston from around 11.45am and flying at heights of around 10,000ft.

The pilots were practising for a flyover as part of the VE Day celebrations. (Image: Gavin Wright) However, many eagle-eyed photographers in Norfolk spied the planes in the skies yesterday as practice runs took place. 

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The planes can be seen flying over Pulham, near Diss, and through the skies of Norfolk.

The planes were spotted flying by RAF Marham. (Image: Gary Dent) The flypast will take place on May 8. (Image: Gary Dent) Another set of photos shows the planes as they flew near RAF Marham in the west of the county.

The display will consist of the Red Arrows planes as well as more historic aircraft that have been used by the military over the years.