Dover and Eurotunnel queues: Travellers warned of third day of delays

"We arrived at Folkestone at 9am yesterday morning for a train at 10.30 and then have been slowly crawling along for the last 21-plus hours," he told BBC's Breakfast. Eurotunnel said once people get to the terminal, they were able to board within a couple of hours and blamed the huge waits on local roads over which it had no control. Eurotunnel is expecting 7,000 cars to cross on Sunday, slightly down on the 8,500 cars on Saturday. Holidaymaker Anna Parkinson took seven hours to travel two miles to the Eurotunnel terminal on Saturday - with three "Fractious" children sat in the back. Jane Dennis, her husband and their five children, aged between three and 11, barely moved for six hours while trying to reach the Eurotunnel terminal.

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