Sunken remains from a Royal Navy warship have been seen for the first time in over a century after divers located the wreck from World War One.
Back in April 1917, HMS Jason struck a German mine off the Scottish island of Coll and as a result it sank and killed 25 men.
The exact location of the wreck was listed for decades on nautical charts, until 2011 when a seabed survey found no trace of her where she was supposed to be, meaning it was struck from the records.
