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Travellers got out of their vehicles to stretch their legs while traffic was at a standstill in queues on Saturday.

The Met Office says the recent heatwave was the most intense and widespread the UK has ever seen.

"Britons are now faced with the reality of travel post-Brexit, as more checks need to be carried out ", the Brexit-backing newspaper said.

"Boris Johnson may have been our worst prime minister ever, but that doesn't mean Liz Truss can't be worse," wrote Edwin Hayward.

“Strikes are only ever a last resort, and often the only avenue left to employees in the face of hostile employers. Changing the law to make it harder for workers to win disputes is both reckless and unlawful."

“Channel 4 costs the UK taxpayer precisely nothing, yet gives us a thriving independent production sector, thousands of jobs and world-renowned, innovative content."

"Glad this is us holding all the cards, otherwise this would be a monumental waste of money," wrote Toby Earle.

"The UK as a whole will pay the price for #Brexit bad faith, and unfortunately with the Government Trussed up by the ERG the price will get higher."

In a judgment on Friday, the High Court judge said the case could proceed, granting permission for part of Harry’s claim to have a judicial review