A passenger on board the first commercial British Airways Concorde flight has donated his mementoes to a museum in East Lothian.

Anthony Hopkins saved dozens of keep-sakes from his Heathrow-to-Bahrain trips, including tickets, luggage tags and a safety card.

The National Museum of Flight at East Fortune Airfield’s been home to the aircraft since 2004.

The Concorde fleet had been retired a year earlier.