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Speculation rife that new EU Entry/Exit System of border controls may be delayed yet again

Long-awaited changes to European border rules may be pushed back again.

The new Entry/Exit System (EES) for Britons and other non-EU nationals travelling to the Schengen area in Europe are scheduled to come into force on November 10, but several national newspapers are predicting a postponement.

Work is underway to infill parts of the Western Docks at Dover to make room for EES processing. Picture: Dover Strait Shipping - FotoFlite
Work is underway to infill parts of the Western Docks at Dover to make room for EES processing. Picture: Dover Strait Shipping - FotoFlite

Amid fears the rules will cause chaos at the borders with long delays for travellers, it is understood that France, Germany and the Netherlands have said they will not be ready and have advised the European Commission to delay implementation.

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