London to Paris trains resume as WW2 bomb discovery prompts evacuations - Disruption leaves crowds of passengers stranded at London’s St Pancras International and Gare du Nord in Paris

Eurostar trains to London and all trains heading to northern France were brought to a halt Friday following the discovery of an unexploded World War II era bomb on tracks leading to the nation’s busiest station.

Eurostar services between London and Paris are expected to resume after the removal of an unexploded Second World War bomb found near tracks in the French capital.

Eurostar have resumed its services between London and Paris post the successful removal of an unexploded World War II bomb discovered close to the tracks in the French capital.

Following the discovery of an unexploded WW2 bomb, Eurostar trains between London and Paris have been cancelled all day. According to local media, the explosive was discovered “in the middle of the tracks” in the Saint-Denis area in France while construction was underway overnight.

Eurostar has suspended services between London and Paris for the rest of Friday after the discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb near tracks in the French capital. Thousands

Eurostar has suspended all of its services between London and Paris on Friday after the discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb near tracks in the French capital. Thousands of passengers have had their travel disrupted with videos and images showing people stranded in Paris’ Gare du Nord and London St Pancras.

Travel chaos as London to Paris trains cancelled as flights fill up after WW2 bomb discovery - Disruption leaves crowds of passengers stranded at London’s St Pancras International and Gare du Nord in