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On Nov. 14, 1994, the 31-mile Channel Tunnel under the English Channel opened to passenger traffic between England and France.

A passenger train from London to Paris was halted briefly in the undersea Channel Tunnel linking England and France because of a technical problem with the train, operator Eurostar said on Wednesday.

The two telecom infrastructure companies will combine to upgrade their cables on either side of the tunnel to offer customers a modern G.652D cable route from London to Paris.

The 7:01am, 8.01pm and 9.31pm departures from London to Paris were 20, 30 and 30 minutes behind schedule respectively. Compensation is payable for delays of one hour or more.

Since 31 December 2020 Eurotunnel has been developing the smart border to ensure that the Tunnel remains the fastest, most reliable, easiest and most environmentally friendly way to cross the Channel.