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Published 07:00 26 Mar 2015 GMT
Updated 07:45 26 Mar 2015 GMT
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Well. It’s not unexploded anymore.
Senior Ammunition Technician John Lester said the 550lb WWII German bomb was a "a live munition in a dangerous condition" which had to be taken far from the city before it could be safely destroyed.
It was safely removed by a troop from 11 EOD Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps and taken to Cliffe in north Kent, where it was destroyed.
Local media report that the blast could be heard 10 miles (16km) away from the site.
Imagine the mess this would’ve made of Tower Bridge...
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