Those massive queues at Dover that brexers claim don’t exist….are back

Mottie said:
I’m sure someone could spin it that way.
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I'm sure most service providers and media outlets are 'spinning' it that way.
The chief executive of the Port of Dover is encouraging displaced airport passengers to use their ferry services.

The port said early today they were dealing with "hundreds of displaced" airport passengers.

Now the port's chief executive, Doug Bannister has told PA News Agency: "We operate a turn up and go system here. However, we do insist you have a [booking] on busy days, even if people are doing this on the drive down.
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Brexit isn't really relevant to this, unless we joined the Schengen zone we would still have more or less the same issues. Slightly simpler as we would be able to do the ID setup locally rather than at the ports but the ESS was always going to be a pain for us.

Have we actually started doing vetinary and sanitary checks of foods we import yet?
 
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