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Damien Bence from Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue said it could still be another two hours before bomb disposal experts carry out a controlled explosion at the site.

He described the counting of wartime incendiary devices as they are carefully dug out of the ground as "slow work".

Image source, Trowbridge Fire Station

Image source, Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue

Two new emus at an agricultural college near Gloucester have laid their first-ever batch of eggs. 

Six eggs, which look similar to avocados, have been laid by Wendy and Wanda, who joined the animal collection at Hartpury College in July. 

The eggs will be incubated for about 55 days by the male emu, Buddy. Female emus can lay up to 30 eggs in the breeding season, every few days.  

Fire officers say a controlled explosion has been delayed while all wartime incendiary devices are counted.

Nursery children in Bristol are visiting their local care home to break down the age gap.

The Becket Hall Day Nursery children say they enjoy chatting, playing and interacting with the elderly residents. 

Damien Bence from Dorset Fire and Rescue says the controlled explosion has been delayed as bomb disposal experts count how many wartime incendiary devices are located at the site. 

He said there are believed to be "around 20".

Mr Bence said until all devices are accounted for there will be no controlled explosion for at least half an hour, but it could be delayed for up to two hours.

Paper butterflies have returned in their thousands to Bath Abbey. 

They first appeared last year when the Abbey was filled temporarily with them as part of the city-wide Forest of the Imagination Festival.

The new installation is called iMigration 2, by Bath-based artist Anthony Head. 

Each butterfly has a unique digital genetic code and wing pattern printed on it, exploring Anthony's themes of "migration, diversity and individuality".

Image source, Rob Purvis/Geograph

Work on a new junction on the M49 at Avonmouth in Bristol could start by the end of 2017.

Highways England says its preferred option is a two bridge junction using the existing bridge at Farm Lane with a second bridge being built immediately adjacent.

The two bridges will be incorporated into a single roundabout that spans the motorway with new access and exit slip roads built on both sides of the junction so that it connects fully with both northbound and southbound traffic.

Planning permission has not yet been secured.

Image source, PA

The Conservative MP for Salisbury says the proposed A303 tunnel at Stonehenge is the "right option", and he "does not see the risk of it not happening at all".

The Times, external revealed today that, based on a report by the Office of Rail and Road, the government has an £800m deficit in its road-building programme.

A consultation into the scheme is running until 5 March.

An army bomb disposal team is due to detonate a number of wartime incendiary devices which have been found in Trowbridge.

Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service was called to a building site in Wingfield Road at about 4pm after builders unearthed the glass bottles.

The disposal team, which was called in from Tidworth, is expected to carry out a controlled explosion before 8.30pm, and a large amount of smoke will be generated. 

People living in the immediate area are being warned to stay inside with doors and windows shut, and Wingfield Road remains closed to traffic.

Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue says there will be a controlled explosion onsite at about 8:30pm.

Image source, Wiltshire & Dorset Fire and Rescue

More than 200 people have shared this post on Facebook, external, claiming that an Exmoor pony was run over and killed, and the driver involved didn't stop and help it.

The Exmoor Pony Society wants drivers to be more careful in the area. They estimate 15 ponies a year are hit by vehicles.

Damien Bence from Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue with the latest on the situation in Trowbridge.

Here's Damien Bence from Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue has the latest on the situation.

We're hearing that the bomb squad are going to carry out a controlled explosion on the bottles at 7.30pm.

Damien Bence from Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue has just been on BBC Wiltshire. Here's the main points of what he said:

• Builders uncovered glass bottles which caught light in front of them.
• They called emergency services
• Unknown chemical in a number of bottles
• Bomb disposal team has been called
• Along with police they have told local people to stay indoors, a couple of houses nearby evacuated

We'll bring you the audio of that interview in a few minutes...