E-Borders moves ahead as carriers voice concerns

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Charter airlines, ferry operators and Eurostar believe the government's e-Borders programme will add cost and inconvenience to journeys, and could put them in breach of European law

Eurostar fears check-in queues will get longer when e-Borders comes into force With the prospect of controversy over privacy, freedom of movement and ambitious targets, the £750m e-Borders progra...

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