British tourists could die in 12-hour queues unless EU suspends new border system, MP warns
- Posted on July 13, 2026
- By Evening Standard
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In brief
UK lawmakers express serious concerns about potential travel disruptions at Dover following implementation of enhanced EU border procedures. Recent traffic analysis indicates British holidaymakers could face extended waiting periods exceeding 12 hours during peak summer months. The research reveals worst-case scenarios with queues reaching 6-8 hours at minimum. Parliament urges EU officials to reconsider the new security protocols to prevent travel chaos and economic impact on cross-channel tourism and commerce.
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British tourists could die in 12-hour queues unless EU suspends new border system, MP warns
Traffic modelling from the Port of Dover suggests that delays of between six and eight hours are possible in the worst-case scenario this summer
