Only 65 per cent of passenger data is collected and over 649,000 records relating to smuggling were unread and deleted from system
The £500m UK e-borders programme is yet to deliver many of the anticipated benefits it promised, with issues remaining in catching smugglers and terrorists, an official watchdog has claimed. Joh...
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