Port of Dover and LeShuttle passengers face long delays
Passengers travelling from Folkestone on Eurotunnel Le Shuttle are being warned of a 90-minute delay at check-in.Once through check-in, a further 30-minute wait is expected at border control. Services between Folkestone and Calais are delayed by up to an hour - but passengers are advised to check in as normal.LeShuttle apologised for the delays, adding: "It is very busy on site but we are doing all we can to get everyone boarded and on their way."Travellers will be placed on the next available service.
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