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Miners at a North Yorkshire colliery have finished their final shifts as the closure of the pit brings an end to centuries of deep coal mining in Britain.

Kellingley is what's known as a super-pit. It began producing coal in 1965 and was the first pit in Europe to produce a million tons of coal in a single year.

5 live's Jim Taylor spoke to reflective minor Phil Kelsey in the lamp room, after his last ever shift.

He said: It's a travesty really to leave a production face like it was this morning, and not cut it again. There is tons of coal down there, which they say is not viable.

This clip is originally from 5 live Daily on Friday 18 December 2015.