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Flashing UFOs spotted above Manchester could be 'start of alien invasion'

The mysterious lights hover in the sky for several seconds through the clouds as the filmmaker suggest it could symbol the start of an alien invasionFour strange flashing lights have been spotted in the sky above Manchester - prompting theories of an imminent alien invasion. The mysterious footage appears to show four yellow lights flashing several times through thin wispy clouds as they hover in the air.Behind the UFOs, the sky has turned a yellow-blue colour, punctuated by thin, white clouds. According to information uploaded alongside the video, the clip was shot in Manchester although the exact location is not clear. The caption reads: "Yellow blue sky with wispy clouds, two ethereal shapes in lighter yellow appearing in clouds, possibly beginning of transporter/transport invasion."Earlier this month, a resident in Coventry was convinced he had spotted extraterrestrial s hoveringover the East Midlands city after observing a strange blue light hovering in the night sky. Anthony Powell posted three clips on YouTube titled 'UFO Coventry', each showing a blue light in the distance, clearly visible past the street lamps over his garden fence.

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