Eurostar Trains Stopped for Possible Migrant Activity

Eurostar trains traveling between Britain and France were stopped for several hours overnight because of suspicions that illegal migrants were blocking the tracks, in one of the latest developments in Europe's migration crisis. Hundreds of passengers were frustrated and angry after Tuesday night's delays, which affected five Paris-to-London trains. Three trains eventually completed their passage, while two others returned to their departure stations. Passengers complained that...

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