The Eurostar train reportedly suffered a breakdown this morning during a journey from London to Paris with hundreds needing to be evacuated to Calais, in France

A nightmare journey for Eurostar passengers on December 27 left travelers trapped in the Channel Tunnel for over three hours due to a technical issue with train 9080. The 6:01 a.m. Eurostar service from London to Paris experienced problems that brought the train to a standstill,

Travel chaos erupted on the Eurostar this morning when a train became stuck between Dover and Calais for almost three hours.

Passengers were stuck on a Eurostar train in the Channel Tunnel for two-and-a-half hours after an apparent breakdown of the London to Paris service. They are finally expected to arrive in the French capital six hours behind schedule.

A Eurostar train was hit by a "technical problem" in the Channel Tunnel, causing a six-hour delay to passengers travelling from London to Paris.

HUNDREDS have been hit with Eurostar travel chaos today as passengers were warned of SIX hour delays. Holidaymakers were in shock when their London to Paris train was trapped in the Channel Tunnel

Hundreds of passengers faced festive travel misery after a Eurostar train broke down in the Channel Tunnel leaving them stuck for two-and-a-half hours.

Eight hundred Eurostar passengers were stranded for hours in the Eurotunnel due to a train breakdown, causing further delays. Staff provided drinks during the wait and snack boxes on the replacement train from Calais.

Chaos struck on the Eurostar this morning as more than 800 passengers were stuck on a train in the channel for two-and-half-hours. The train had departed London St Pancras at 6:01am this morning and was due to arrive at Paris Gare du Nord at 9.