Video: What's been handed in as gun and knife amnesty continues across Leeds and West Yorkshire?

The weapons pictured have all been handed in to police stations in Leeds since the gun and knife amnesty began on February 22.

But the running total will much higher as stations in Wakefield, Calderdale, Bradford and Kirklees are also participating in the Hand in Your Weapons campaign.

It is being backed by gun crime victim Christopher Wright, who had a shotgun fired at him at close range on his doorstep.

The intended target of the shooting in April 2010 was his son, who had broken a car window in a dispute over a girl.

Mr Wright said: "We lost our business, we’ve nearly lost our house three times, I couldn’t work for three years and I’m incredibly lucky to even be here and telling this tale.

"This is an opportunity for people that might not necessarily think about giving up their weapons to hand them in.

“Other families are not so lucky because they’ve lost their loved ones. They bring up their children and then all of a sudden they’ve gone and it could all so easily have been avoided.”