On the 1st of December 1990, British and French tunnel workers achieved a historic breakthrough in the Channel Tunnel project under the English Channel near Calais. Philippe Cozette on the French side and Graham Fagg from the UK shook hands through a small hole drilled in the chalk marl. The event, at 35 meters below the seabed, marked the first land link between Britain and continental Europe since the Ice Age. Workers exchanged flags and champagne in celebration. The 50-kilometer tunnel, bored

On December 1, 1990, workers from the British and French sides of the Channel Tunnel project achieved a historic breakthrough, meeting 40 meters (131 feet) below the English Channel in the service tunnel. British and French tunnel workers were digging towards each other, utilizing advanced Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) guided by computerized systems and lasers to maintain accuracy. This event marked a significant milestone in the construction of the Channel Tunnel, often referred to as the "Chun

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231K views · 2.6K reactions | "Driving through the channel tunnel for the first time…was probably one of the scariest things I’ve ever done in my life." As the channel tunnel celebrates its 25th anniversary, the BBC was given unprecedented access to life behind the scenes and beneath the sea bed. (Via BBC South East) bbc.in/2LY4iaA | BBC News | Facebook

CAN YOU SEE THESE STOP SIGNS? A driver has fuelled a heated debate after capturing a dozen drivers ignoring stop signs heading into the Domain Tunnel. The dashcam vision shows his car coming to a complete stop in the right northbound lane as the overhead signs, traffic lights and other signage instructed motorists to stop. However, drivers in the other lanes ignored the message and flew past the signs. But some believe it points to the need for better signage on the roadway. "Not gonna lie I wou