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• UK braces for bank holiday travel rush as heatwave sendsmillions to roads and airports
• Temperatures could cross 30C by May 26, pushing more travellers towards beaches and seaside towns.
• Dover queues, rail disruptions and strike action may add further delays across the network.

Britain is heading into what could become one of its busiest bank holiday travel weekends in recent years, with soaring temperatures, half-term breaks and strong demand for short holidays expected to pile pressure on roads, airports and rail services across the country.

Travel and motoring groups are warning of heavy congestion through the late May bank holiday period as millions of people prepare for seaside trips, overseas holidays and family getaways. UK bank holiday traffic, half-term travel and Dover border delays are expected to dominate transport networks through May 26.