Eurostar has not recommended this Thursday from Paris to London on the train, except "if necessary", until 3 April, the traffic is always affected by the "strike" of the customs French which require the use of additional means to the approach of the Brexit. "There are very long queues at the level of controls at Paris-Nord station and we are experiencing delays on our services from this station", said Friday night the railway company channel on its website.

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"We strongly advise you not to travel from Paris during this period, except if necessary," she added, saying the fear that the disruption will last, "until 3 April."

Eurostar, which has suspended its registration procedure, priority, proposes an exchange or a refund without the cost of tickets for journeys up to this date. Two trains have been deleted Thursday, at least four on Friday and two on Sunday between Paris and London, according to the company.

The agents, French customs, who decry the degradation of their working conditions, were launched in early march, a "strike of zeal" to get the increase in their supplementary benefit, but also an increase of the workforce in the face of the approach to Brexit. The movement has led to congestion in the ports and at the entrance to the Tunnel under the English Channel, and by very long waits at Gare du Nord in Paris.

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