Bomb threat brings central London to standstill
No group has claimed responsibility for a bomb threat which paralysed parts of central London yesterday, but it is beleived it came from republican extremists outraged by today’s historic visit by the Queen to the Republic of Ireland.
As Ireland prepared for the Queen’s arrival today, a makesshift bomb was found on a bus heading for Dublin. Irish army bomb disposal officers difused the device, spotted in County Kildare, and it was confirmed that the royal visit, the first by a British monarch since Ireland gained independence in 1921, will go ahead as planned.
Yesterday areas around the Mall, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square in central London were cordoned off after police received a bomb threat which did not specify a place or time.
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