Ferry passengers have faced long delays at the Port of Dover days after thousands of holidaymakers were stuck there for several hours.There were queues of "approximately 90 minutes" for passport checks by French officials at the Kent port as the Easter bank holiday getaway started, ferry operator DFDS wrote on Twitter.The company told passengers on Thursday morning this was due to "high volumes of traffic".The queue had eased by 1pm, with DFDS saying "traffic is free flowing through border contr

Ferry passengers have faced long delays at the Port of Dover days after thousands of holidaymakers were stuck there for several hours.There were queues of "approximately 90 minutes" for passport checks by French officials at the Kent port as the Easter bank holiday getaway started, ferry operator DFDS wrote on Twitter.The company told passengers on Thursday morning this was due to "high volumes of traffic".The queue had eased by 1pm, with DFDS saying "traffic is free flowing through border controls and check-in".