Watch: Could this be another UFO spotted in Black Country skies? Father shares new footage years after last sightings of Dudley Dorito

A Black Country father who filmed a mysterious object flying in the sky believes he may have captured proof of aliens.

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It comes years after a spate of sightings of the so-called 'Dudley dorito' above the region.

David Banner, 38, was walking home from the bus stop when he spotted something "flickering and darting" above him.

He said: "The footage doesn't really do it justice but it made me think about the Dudley Dorito and all the sightings there were of it about ten years ago. Makes you wonder if there is other life in space as I don't think it looks like a plane or a satellite. It was flickering and darting above me for a few seconds before it disappeared.

"If anything it's just a bit of fun I hope people don't take it too seriously - I mean there may be a perfectly reasonable explanation but I wanted to share it to see what people think."

He started filming it and ended up with a clip showing the object flickering in the sky for a few seconds on Sunday, December 17 at about 7pm in the Ettingshall Park area of Wolverhampton.

It comes after the Dudley Dorito caught the nation's imagination around a decade ago, with dozens of readers contacting the Express & Star about sightings of it.

The Dudley Dorito is a triangular UFO that is named after the crisp snack due to its shape.

Was this the Dudley Doriot spotted in 2010 over the Black Country?
Was this the Dudley Doriot spotted in 2010 over the Black Country?

Some residents who have spotted it say it was reportedly four or five times the size of a commercial airliner, while others have described a "very, quick flickering" above them in the skies before vanishing.

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