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Ferry operator DFDS urged passengers to ‘allow 120 minutes to complete the check in process and border controls’ at the Kent port.

Accidents which have added pressure and made it difficult for people to get where ever they need to go but the pinch points are the ferry terminal and the eurotunnel terminal at folkestone and although things are starting to move more freely now and that i say they are starting to eat into the backlog that built up yesterday, no doubt, it is still been a difficult afternoon for so many drivers who are warned to bring food and water bernie ecclestone expecting delays of four or six hour o it has ...

A TRUCK driver accused of illegally transporting cannabis worth £630,000 through Cumbria told a jury: “I am not a drug dealer.”

SIR – I’ve read of Conservative MPs supposedly inundated with messages and emails from constituents and local Conservative association members calling for the Prime Minister to quit.

A migrant from the Ivory Coast was badly electrocuted after trying to escape a check by French police by climbing onto the roof of a train.

Farmer makes Belgium bigger than France by accidentally doing this - Details here Belgium got a little bigger and France a little smaller, thanks to an annoyed Belgian farmer. (Image: Facebook/David Lavaux) Updated: May 5, 2021, 03:58 PM IST Belgium got a little bigger and France a little smaller, thanks to an annoyed Belgian farmer. The farmer accidentally moved a boundary marker between his country and France, thereby expanding Belgian territory by a few metres. ...

25 Apr 2021 Two pro-migration activists are being prosecuted for helping Afghan migrants illegally cross the Italian border into France in November of last year. The two activists, 28-year-old Thibault C. and 31-year-old Alexandre W., are accused of aiding an Afghan family to illegally cross the border in the commune of Montgenèvre after police observed them assisting the Afghans prior to their arrest on November 19th. Around 300 people demonstrated outside of the courtroom on Thursday where ...

Lorry drivers protested after being stuck in Kent for days (Image: GETTY) Military personnel were brought in to help speed up the process. However, the tests were halted for the night at 10pm. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said drivers should “follow instructions” to help get traffic moving. He commented: “The issue is just the logistics of people following the instructions and making sure we can keep the port clear in order that we can get the traffic rolling. Kent: Lorries back up fo...