This may or may not apply here but, this morning I went to a place where I have flown before, albeit with a Parrot Anafi, and got a notice that I couldn’t fly (and the drone was grounded) as I was in an FRZ. Surprised by this, I checked on Dronscene and, yes I was well outside any FRZ. This is new to me as I don’t know how to deal with it. Should I be anywhere else and this happens I’d be keen to be armed with some information. Can anyone shed any light as to how I need to tackle this. I have read something about licenses and disabling them but really have no idea?
Have you updated the fly safe database?
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As @Seadog suggests, your DJI “flysafe” database is very out of date.
You can manually update it via the “About” menu in the DJI Fly app.
Naturally make sure the drone is on and connected at the time.
There are only two places in the UK now that DJI will ground you, both are over the King’s residences 
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Both have been removed
Where was you?
Share the Airdata
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Phew, I’m glad I didn’t spend a load of time writing code to add in that extra DJI layer for you then 
Oh… wait… 
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Looks like they’ve changed them both back to Enhanced Warning Zones again.
So it was temporary / a bug, as suspected 
Which is good, as this means there’s now nowhere in the UK that DJI restrict flights again.
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There is no air data as I was grounded by DJI. Second time I’ve been grounded.
This one was at:
I was also grounded at this Danebury Hill fort, which IS within an ATZ, and I was informed on the RC2 that I had to connect ATC at Middle Wallop to get permission to fly.
As above
Update your flysafe database
DJI don’t restrict anymore
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It’s been over a year now since they removed all their daft restrictions @Nikonitis
DJI RC wont do that