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Heathrow Airport E-Gates knocked out by systems failure

Heathrow Airport is aware of a “systems failure impacting the e-gates, which are staffed & operated by Border Force,” it said in a tweet on Friday. 

“This issue is impacting a number of ports of entry and is not an isolated issue at Heathrow,” the airport said, adding that its teams are working with Border Force to find a solution “as quickly as possible.”

Manchester Airport also said in a tweet it was impacted by the “national outage”.

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