About 60,000 people in Frankfurt are back in their homes this morning after experts safely diffused a WWII bomb.

The massive bomb was found in the ground at a construction site last Tuesday. It's a British bomb dropped on the city more than 70 years ago but still considered dangerous.

The fire chief warned that an uncontrolled explosion could flatten a city block.

Experts pulled out the fuses and the detonators. The evacuation needed to defuse it safely was the biggest in Germany since the war.</s></s>A bomb disposal team has been called towards Beachy Head this afternoon (Monday).

According to police, it was called to reports of an ‘old munition’ near Beachy Head Road at around 10.30am this morning, and arrived on scene at around 2pm.

A spokesperson for Sussex Police said, “From first reports it looks like the team was called to an old munition.”

There were no further details available at this time.</s>ZURICH (Reuters) - An unexploded bomb dropped from a U.S. airplane during World War Two will halt car and train transportation south of the Brenner Pass on the Austrian-Italian border on Sunday morning as explosives units defuse and dispose of the device.

Austrian autobahn police said on Saturday that the A22, a major north-south link between Italy and Austria, as well as the Brenner Pass highway and train connections would all be closed in both directions between 0830 CET (0230 ET) to around noon.

A spokesman for the Austrian police said cars would be halted in a line for the duration of the disposal. There is no alternative route available during the closure, he said.

The spokesman said the bomb had been found near the Italian town of Sterzing in November. Residents near the site will be evacuated during the operation.

The conflict between 1939 and 1945 continues to cast a shadow on Europe after more than 70 years as unexploded bombs dropped by airplanes from rival powers are discovered. In Germany, more than 2,000 tonnes of live bombs and munitions are found every year.</s>Who are these experts?

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Bomb disposal experts successfully defuse the bomb.