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Unexploded WW2 bombs 'getting more dangerous' due to substance inside

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AN explosive substance found inside many bombs used in the first and second world wars is increasingly more likely to explode, according to scientists. That’s only if the unexploded bomb containing the substance is impacted. PA:Press AssociationThis unexploded World War Two bomb was found in Wembley in north London in May 2015 and brought the area to a standstill[/caption] GettyThis 1,100-pound bomb from the Second World War was found in Germany…

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Unexploded WW2 bombs 'getting more dangerous' due to substance inside

AN explosive substance found inside many bombs used in the first and second world wars is increasingly more likely to explode, according to scientists. That’s only if the unexploded bomb containing the substance is impacted. PA:Press AssociationThis unexploded World War Two bomb was found in Wembley in north London in May 2015 and brought the area to a standstill[/caption] GettyThis 1,100-pound bomb from the Second World War was found in Germany…

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