A British homeowner has accidentally unearthed a WWII air raid shelter under his driveway in Luton.

Thirty-seven-year-old Simon Marks was unsure what had happened when the wheel of his car got stuck outside his home. When he got out to check, he discovered part of the driveway had caved in.

As he cleared the hole out (having initially dropped a camera on a selfie stick down the hole to check it out) he discovered a two-roomed shelter.

A homeowner has found an unusual 'man cave' under his driveway - a World War II air raid shelter. Simon Marks, 37, thought he had driven onto flowerbed when the wheel of his black Vauxhall Zafira got stuck in a hole outside his home. But when he got out he found that part of the driveway of his £400,000 four-bed detached house had caved in. He looked closer and realised a two-roomed shelter was lying under the driveway of the property in Luton, Beds.