
First-time metal detectorist tells of panic after finding WWI mortar bomb
Ryan Junor carried the explosive device, which he thought was a bottle, for a couple of hundred metres before realising what it might be.
Ryan Junor carried the explosive device, which he thought was a bottle, for a couple of hundred metres before realising what it might be.
Guided tours during War Graves Week gives people the chance to discover the stories of the men and women who died in service and are buried on Tyneside.
The plaque will remain as a permanent memorial to those who served in the First World War.