Eurotunnel passenger finds stowaway in car

Cross-Channel travellers are being warned to stay alert after a Eurotunnel passenger travelling back to the UK found a stowaway in the back seat of her car.

Sat, 06 Sep, 2014 - 01:00

Peter Woodman

The incident followed the attempted storming of a UK-bound ferry by migrants at the French port of Calais.

Eurotunnel spokesman John Keefe said the company’s site at Calais was extremely secure.

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Courts Place: Cross-Channel Place: UK Place: Calais Place: Shepherdswell Place: Kent Place: Britain Person: John Keefe Person: Sue Taber Person: Natacha Bouchart Organisation: Eurotunnel Organisation: BBC Radio Kent Organisation: Britain Organisation: Labour Organisation: UK government

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