Holidaymakers face long queues yet again this summer and will have to follow 100ml liquid limit at airports as introduction of fast-track scanners is delayed for another year ...Middle East

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said the Next Generation Security Checkpoints won't be ready by the June deadline.

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