Bomb squad called to 'ordnance littered' beach after three WW2 devices discovered

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Bomb squad called to 'ordnance littered' beach after three WW2 devices discovered

Three suspected explosive devices discovered on a renowned "bomb littered" Cumbrian beach are due to be destroyed today in a controlled explosion. Coastguard rescue teams and bomb disposal specialists were called to Drigg beach on Tuesday morning after the items were found. The beach, on Cumbria’s Irish Sea coast, is around seven miles south of the Sellafield nuclear site, and has been the scene of several similar …