WW2 bomb detonated after building site discovery
This is the moment a Second World War bomb was safely detonated after forcing hundreds of people to be evacuated.
Royal Navy experts made the fuse on the bomb safe, before a "controlled demolition" on Saturday.
The unexploded bomb was discovered on Thursday at a building site in north-west London.
Schools and properties were evacuated, with residents taking shelter in a church overnight.
On Friday the bomb, weighing 500lb (227kg) – which was buried deep at a site in Brondesbury Park, Brent – was moved and taken to Shoeburyness Range near Southend in Essex, where it was detonated.