These pictures show a light aircraft after it was forced to make an emergency landing in a Northumberland field.
Emergency services were called to the site, near Dene Close, in Felton, just before midday on Tuesday.
The exact circumstances around the incident are not known at this stage and it has not been revealed why the plane had to land in an emergency.
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An ambulance crew and police officers were at the scene. Firefighters were also initially called to help but their assistance was not needed.
The police said the plane's pilot did not suffer any serious injuries and no-one else was hurt during the incident.
A Northumbria Police spokesperson said: “Shortly before midday on Tuesday, we received a report that a light aircraft had been forced to make an emergency landing in a field near Felton, Northumberland.
“Thankfully the pilot did not suffer any serious injuries. Nobody else was injured.”
The North East Ambulance Service said its crews checked a patient at the scene but hospital treatment was not required.
A spokesperson from NEAS added: "We were called to land on the edge of Felton at 11.54am to concerns for a patient who had been involved in an incident involving a light aircraft.
"We dispatched one ambulance crew who assessed the patient on the scene but did not require hospital treatment."
Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service said they understood a light aircraft had to make an emergency landing.
A spokesperson added: "We received a call at 12.04pm to a possible small aircraft incident just north of Felton.
"We mobilised three appliances however there was no requirement for our assistance."
