It was known as Britain’s wonkiest pub. The Crooked House set in a former coal mining region in the West Midlands was a local tourist attraction. Earlier this month a mysterious fire tore through the pub. Two days later it was demolished without permission. Pub owners across England say the demise of the Crooked House is a cautionary tale about the loss of British heritage and the UK government needs to step in and take action. The World’s Europe correspondent Orla Barry reports.