How Royal Navy disposes of unexploded WW2 bombs

Name: How Royal Navy disposes of unexploded WW2 bombs
Uploaded: 2016-11-05T05:53:20.000Z
Duration: 3 min 38 s
Description: The Royal Navy's bomb disposal unit shows BBC News how it gets rid of dangerous unexploded devices found at sea.

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The Ministry of Defence say that an increasing number of World War Two explosive devices are being found as dredging work prepares Portsmouth harbour for the arrival of the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier in spring 2017.

The BBC's Leanne Brown was given exclusive access and shown how the Royal Navy deals with unexploded devices.

5 November 2016