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Passengers queuing at Heathrow clapped as Border Force reopened after a widespread outage left travellers waiting hours to pass through passport control on Tuesday night (7 May).

A passenger has described the “torture” at Heathrow after a nationwide issue with Border Force e-gates caused significant disruption at airports across the country on Tuesday evening (7 May).

UK airports were thrown into chaos this week amid widespread issues with Border Force e-gates, which led to lengthy queues and delays for thousands of passengers

The Border Force eGate crashed at major airports across the UK

Airport officials said Tuesday that a system outage affecting the Border Force’s immigration gates had caused long waits for passengers arriving in Britain. The issue was resolved early Wednesday.

A “nationwide issue” with Border Force e-gates that caused significant disruption at airports across the country has been resolved, the Home Office has confirmed.

A “nationwide issue” with Border Force e-gates that caused significant disruption at airports across the country has been resolved, the Home Office has confirmed.

Long queues built up at airports affected by a Border Force "technical issue" at passport control.

The Border Force eGates crashed causing major delays for passengers across the UK

Officials at Gatwick and Heathrow airports have said the issue is nationwide

THOUSANDS of passengers are facing chaos across all UK airports after are experiencing due to a nationwide IT glitch.

THOUSANDS of passengers are facing chaos across all UK airports after are experiencing due to a nationwide IT glitch.

THOUSANDS of passengers are facing chaos across all UK airports after are experiencing due to a nationwide IT glitch.

The migrants, which appear to number around a dozen, were pictured being shepherded ashore at Dover by Border Force officers this morning.

Violence from people-smuggling gangs and illegal migrants along the French coastline is escalating, a British Border Force official warned.

Carol Heginbottom, the deputy director of the Small Boats Operational Command, raised her 'deeply worrying' concerns at the new tactics being deployed by desperate migrants to reach the UK.

‘It was kind of ridiculously easy’ – Angie, a Delta passenger from Boston to the UK’s busiest airport

The Republic is looking at legal avenues to force asylum seekers to return to Northern Ireland , after raising concerns that 80 per cent of recent arrivals had crossed the border.

Passengers reported a huge queues and described the situation as an ‘absolute shambles’

A Border Force outage caused huge queues at some airports on Thursday afternoon and passengers were warned to expect delays