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Heathrow Airport was left in chaos as British Airways passengers were left trapped on planes, with many having to take

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BA’s allocation system at London Heathrow Terminal 5 failed, causing severe disruption

Hundreds of holidaymakers were left standing in the airport as flights arrived without luggage and passengers faced long delays.

The PA news agency understands the issue began on Tuesday afternoon and was resolved towards the end of the day.

Passengers were desperate to escape stranded planes and find lost luggage (Picture: X/ecewr)

The PA news agency understands the issue began on Tuesday afternoon and was resolved towards the end of the day.

The PA news agency understands the issue began on Tuesday afternoon and was resolved towards the end of the day.

The PA news agency understands the issue began on Tuesday afternoon and was resolved towards the end of the day.

Hundreds of holidaymakers and other British Airways travellers were left stranded in Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 last night as they were told to "go home" by the airline.

After hours of technical problems, missed baggage and cancelled flights, 'all hell broke loose' at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5, with hundreds of furious passengers told to go home

The UK's busiest airport revealed passengers travelling from Terminal 5 'may be impacted' by the failure in BA's Allocation systems, adding that no other airline has been affected.

Watch as a fire rages through the airport truck parked close to a plane.

A British Airways spokesperson has since confirmed there were no injuries reported

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The airline said no injuries had been reported as a result of the fire.

The small truck was extending a staircase to the aircraft to allow passengers to board