Channel Tunnel delays after migrants storm French side
Fresh disruption was brought to Channel Tunnel services after around 150 migrants tried to storm the terminal in Calais in a bid to board UK-bound freight.
Fresh disruption was brought to Channel Tunnel services after around 150 migrants tried to storm the terminal in Calais in a bid to board UK-bound freight.
As the migrant crisis in Calais worsens, truckers have been advised not to stop within 60 miles (97km) of Calais.
Authorities have also warned drivers to make sure padlocks are kept on vehicles and stick with other drivers.
Hundreds of migrants have been seen gathering at roadsides in an attempt to jump on lorries bound for the UK.
Donald Armour, international manager at the Freight Transport Association said he was "really, really worried" about someone getting seriously hurt adding: "It's their worst nightmare and not a good day to be travelling."
There is a lot of fighting between the migrants who all want to be on the best part of the road to get on to the lorries.
We haven't had a fatality but it's not good. The situation is definitely worse than it has ever been.
The video, obtained by ITV News, shows scores of migrants desperately trying to board lorries in a restricted area within the tunnel.
Leaders in France and Britain today pledged to work together and increase funds to help stop migrants smuggling their way across the Channel
Arrest, deportation, detention centres and seeking asylum. The next battle for migrants who make it to Britain.