Tory heavyweight Jacob Rees-Mogg this morning admitted he was wrong to claim there would be no delays at Dover as a result of Brexit.
Mr Rees-Mogg, the Brexit opportunity minister and one of the most prominent voices of the Leave campaign, previously claimed that any queues when crossing the Channel would be witnessed in Calais
But after days of nightmare queues of up to six hours in Kent, he has finally conceded he was incorrect.
