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Full respect to Portsmouth there. It would be interesting to see what streets in places like Accrington or Burnley, Hull or Grimsby were like. Smaller towns where the younger generation were almost wiped out

The Iron Harvest. They expect to be still digging up munitions for years to come. The collection of shells is all very organised and the farmers know exactly what to do. The tourists however need constant reminding that this stuff is still volatile. If a shell doesn't blow your hand off a toxic...

There is a plaque at the end of Platform 8 at Victoria Station which is where the coffin arrived by train.