Passengers stuck on Eurostar trains overnight as delays continue
Passengers stuck on Eurostar trains overnight as delays continue2 hours agoShareSaveGeorge WrightandJacob Phillips & Nicky Schiller,London St Pancras InternationalShareSaveKelly North and Bethany Massey-Chase tell the BBC how they've had to re-book their Eurostar service to ParisEurostar passengers are braced for a second day of possible disruption, after a power outage in the Channel Tunnel caused travel chaos for thousands of people on Tuesday.
Some travellers spent hours stuck onboard trains overnight as they waited for them to move.
One man told the BBC he had boarded the 19:01 service to Paris, but as of 02:30 GMT he was still stuck on the train at the entrance to the tunnel.
He said staff told him there was a “50% chance we go to Paris, 50% chance we go back to London”.
On Tuesday, a problem with the overhead power supply and a broken down LeShuttle train blocked all routes, causing disruption for thousands trying to get away for New Year's Eve.
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