Glasgow Airport 'national incident' LIVE as police 'looking for someone' and passengers blocked from entry

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Travellers at Glasgow Airport have been warned of a 'national incident' with major disruption being caused. Several people stuck in long security queues have told the Record police are 'looking for someone'.Officers are checking everyone’s ID after they’ve already gone through the security hall on Wednesday afternoon.

A tannoy announcement has told frustrated passengers the delays are being caused by a 'national incident'.Glasgow Airport, Police Scotland and the Home Office have been contacted for comment - stay with our live blog throughout the day as more updates come in. If you have been affected by the incident at Glasgow Airport, let us know in the comments below or on Facebook. Fraser Black also said on Facebook: "I just got on my flight to London"No extra checks being done from 1:30, Staff are giving no information out and The airport is like a sauna."Some communication on if flights are being held etc would have been great!"Suzanne Robertson from Glasgow contacted the Daily Record's Facebook page to say Manchester Airport was "the same".A video appeared to show long queues again at the English airport.

She added: "They (are) checking everyone’s passport one by one, this was after security border force."In a separate reply on X, formerly known as Twitter, the airport told a traveller: "Hi there, we’re sorry that you experienced a prolonged security queue. "Our security teams work hard to ensure the safety and security of all at Manchester Airport and carry out important checks set by the UK Government.

Thank you for your patience and we hope you have a smooth onward journey."Glasgow resident Marie-Louise Burman told the Record: "The airport have now started making tannoy announcements saying the disruption is