Post-Brexit border control post in Wales to sit empty

A £51m border control post built to handle post-Brexit checks on imports will sit empty for now, Wales's deputy first minister said. Huw Irranca-Davies said the facility at Parc Cybi near the port of Holyhead in Anglesey was commissioned last year to follow the post-Brexit requirements of border controls on imports, including live animals and goods such as food, from the EU. The facility received £44m in funding from the UK government, and the border control post (BCP) is now nearing completion.