Chelsea Bridge has been closed following the discovery of a suspected Second World War unexploded bomb.
Police have tweeted the river crossing and Embankment has been closed "temporarily".
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Time to wrap things up
With that statement from the police we’re wrapping up this blog.
Thanks for being with us through the day.
Remember, you can read our write-up here.
Ordnance 'safely removed and disposed of'
We’ve received tis statement from the Met:
Police were called at approximately 11.39am on Monday, 21 August to reports of a suspected WWII ordnance discovered near Chelsea Bridge, near Grosvenor Road, SW1.
“Cordons and road closures were in place while specialist officers attended and assessed the device.
“The ordnance was safely removed and disposed of.”
Summery of events
With the roads now returned to normal, we’ve rounded up today’s events in an article you can read here.
Roads affected
According to Transport for London, roads affected include Chelsea Bridge in all directions, Chelsea Embankment in all Directions and Grosvenor Road in both directions.
Police from Westminster have already warned about traffic problems.
Discovery made this morning
Scotland Yard say police were called at 11.39am to reports of a suspected Second World War ordinance found near Chelsea Bridge and Grosvenor Road.
Cordons have been put in place and there are road closures in the area.
A spokesperson said: “The situation is ongoing.”