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One in seven say they will be less likely to visit Europe under new EU checks

Source: PA Archive

One in seven people in England (15%) say they will be less likely to travel to continental Europe once new EU border checks are introduced, a Government survey indicates.

The poll of 1,584 people aged 16 and over suggested the most common concern over the Entry/Exit System (EES) is about more queuing or document checking when departing from the UK.

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