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20.03 - 23:25
Second bomb found in London’s Soho, police shut streets
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Police have shut down part of London’s Soho again this evening after finding a second bomb in just two days. Yesterday’s police cordon covered much of the UK capital’s LGBT+ district.
Today’s is much smaller and is focused around Dean Street and its side roads. Like yesterday’s bomb, this one is believed to date from World War II.
During the war, the Luftwaffe – Nazi Air Force – dropped 503 tons of high explosive and 30,000 incendiary bombs on the UK capital.
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