Bomb factory and concrete church among historic buildings at risk

Heritage at Risk review also adds a pub, a lighthouse and a tomb to list of UK sites facing threats to their existence

A pub, a lighthouse, a former poison gas factory and a 1960s concrete church are among the sites that have been added to the national register of historic sites that are at risk.

The Historic England register covers houses, places of worship, shipwrecks, parks and gardens, archaeological sites and battlefields.