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Join the Secret Elves to discover the best shopping deals and things to do this ChristmasThe UK’s border with France is set to reopen on Wednesday morning, hopefully ending fears of food shortages in the run up to Christmas.Thousands of lorry drivers were left stranded in Kent after the Eurotunnel and border was closed this weekend.France's transport minister, Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, today tweeted that flights, ferries and Eurostar services will resume on Wednesday morning, December 23.

From midnight tonight, French nationals, British or EU residents who usually stay in France or are making an essential trip, will be able to cross.However, those making the journey will have to provide a negative coronavirus test – within 72 hours of their.

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direct to your inboxFrance is expected to end a ban on freight movement from the UK as officials put in place a 'solid health protocol' in the next few hours.The UK has been cut off from large parts of Europe – and some other areas of the world – as authorities imposed bans on passengers because of fears over the new coronavirus variant.The most dramatic intervention came from France, whose ban also put a stop to hauliers crossing the English Channel with their cargo.It's caused a huge backlog of lorries heading for the channel ports, while concerns have been raised over food and goods shortages in the coming days.Now, French transport minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari has said a protocol is to be adopted at a European Union-wide level “to
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