Eurostar trains between London and Paris have been brought to a halt after the discovery of an unexploded bomb dating back to ...

Speaking to the BBC before the French transport minister confirmed the WW2 bomb had been defused, Lejeune says they thought ...

The bomb, described as "really huge," was successfully disposed of after over 300 officers mobilized to handle the situation, and travel resumed shortly after.

Eurostar, operator of the sleek speedy trains that usually make rail travel between the UK and the continent a breeze, ...

Train services from Paris will gradually resume and roads will reopen later Friday after the disposal operation of an ...

As a result, all Eurostar trains are cancelled to and from Paris today.” France’s national train operator SNCF also said in a statement that services at Gare du Nord would be suspended at the ...

French police block access to the SNCF’s freight area in Saint-Dennis following the bomb discovery. AFP via Getty Images Fridays are invariably busy at St. Pancras, Eurostar’s London hub ...

The first picture of the bomb which resulted in the suspension of all London-Paris Eurostar trains has been released. Fabie Villedieu, a driver working for SNCF, France's National Rail operator ...

Eurostar trains to London, including all trains heading to northern France, stopped abruptly on Friday morning after an unexploded bomb dating to World War II was found.

and barriers blocking access to the Eurostar terminal. The Gare du Nord habitually hosts 700,000 travelers per day, making it the busiest rail hub in both France and Europe, the SNCF says.