Brexit uncertainty is being blamed by Eurostar for reductions in services to Paris and Brussels. This video content is no longer available To watch The Telegraph's latest video content please visit It is not known which services will go until the new timetable is published in December, but two daily trains to Paris and to Belgium are expected to be cancelled, along with the loss of at least 80 jobs. The French rail operator SNCF said it was “very concerned” about Brexit. A spokesperson said Eurostar is looking to manage staff reductions, where possible, through voluntary redundancies and sabbaticals.
Brexit uncertainty is being blamed by Eurostar for reductions in services to Paris and Brussels. It is not known which services will go until the new timetable is published in December, but two daily trains to Paris and to Belgium are expected to be cancelled, along with the loss of at least 80 jobs. The French rail operator SNCF said it was “very concerned” about Brexit. A spokesperson said Eurostar is looking to manage staff reductions, where possible, through voluntary redundancies and sabbaticals.