
Forty-one days after P&O Ferries made almost 800 crew redundant and halted sailings between Dover and Calais, the controversial ship operator is set to resume the link in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
On 17 March, captains of the cross-Channel fleet were ordered to tie up their ships and stand by for announcement. P&O Ferries, which is owned by the Dubai-based firm DP World, said all its crew were to be made redundant and replaced by cheaper agency crew.