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'Nail bomb' explosion near school 'Nail bomb' explosion near school
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A nail bomb has exploded underneath a car, believed to belong to a teacher, near a boys' school in Liverpool.A nail bomb has exploded underneath a car, believed to belong to a teacher, near a boys' school in Liverpool.
The blast happened outside St Edward's College, in Sandfield Park, West Derby - an independent Catholic boys school.The blast happened outside St Edward's College, in Sandfield Park, West Derby - an independent Catholic boys school.
Merseyside Police has confirmed that officers are investigating a security alert at the school, which happened at about 1450 BST.Merseyside Police has confirmed that officers are investigating a security alert at the school, which happened at about 1450 BST.
A spokeswoman confirmed that some kind of explosive device was involved in the incident on Friday. A spokeswoman confirmed an explosive device was involved in the incident. There are no reports of any injuries.
'Nobody injured'
Roads around the school campus, which is a few miles outside the city centre, have been cordoned off by police.
Insp Michael O'Callaghan, of Merseyside Police, said: "There was an explosion under a car at the school this afternoon.
"What caused the explosion and the reasons behind it, we are investigating.
"Nobody has been injured and there has been no collateral damage."