Eurotunnel Services Resume After Unexpected Strike

French Eurotunnel workers ended their strike over end-of-year bonuses, allowing for the gradual resumption of Eurostar services.

An unexpected strike by French Eurotunnel workers disrupted travel between France and Britain, leading to the cancellation of all Eurostar services.
The strike was triggered by a disagreement over end-of-year bonuses, with workers demanding three times the €1,000 ($1,100) bonus offered by the company.
The strike ended after six hours, with Eurotunnel announcing a gradual return to service.
Passenger trains resumed on Friday, and the rail shuttle known as LeShuttle, which carries vehicles and passengers, returned to duty starting Thursday night.
The strike caused significant disruption for travelers during the busy Christmas period, with many forced to find alternative travel arrangements.