Plymouth bomb: Thousands back home after WW2 device detonated

Thousands of residents have been allowed to return to their homes in Plymouth after a World War Two bomb was successfully detonated by the Royal Navy.

The unexploded device was discovered on a building site, prompting the evacuation of over 2,000 people in the area.

The controlled explosion took place in a remote location outside the city, ensuring the safety of the residents and minimizing the disruption caused by the bomb scare.

The successful detonation of the bomb has brought relief to the community and allowed residents to go back to their normal lives.

Authorities have praised the swift action taken to deal with the situation and the cooperation of the public in following evacuation orders.