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Burnham urged to directly appeal to EU leaders for EES border control suspension
24 Temmuz 2026The Guardian
- As the peak holiday weekend approaches, the Liberal Democrats are urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to advocate for the suspension of the new entry-exit system (EES). This call comes as approximately 2.2 million British travelers are expected to travel abroad, primarily to Europe.
- The system has been criticized as 'bungled' and 'malfunctioning', prompting concerns over its impact on holiday travel.
- The entry-exit system (EES) was implemented as part of the EU's efforts to manage borders more effectively. However, its rollout has faced significant criticism, particularly from British travelers who are now navigating a different travel landscape post-Brexit.
- The urgency of the Liberal Democrats' call reflects the broader frustrations with the EES, which many see as a barrier to smooth travel. With millions of Britons set to travel, the pressure on Burnham to act could influence future negotiations with EU leaders.
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This article reflects the opinions of the Liberal Democrats and does not necessarily represent the views of all political parties or the general public.
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