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Some passengers due to set sail with cruise company MSC are having their trips cancelled because the delay to easing Covid restrictions means the ships have been overbooked.

Cruise ships are allowed to hold up to 1,000 guests under the current guidelines.

But MSC oversold tickets for cruises after 21 June, saying it "had fully expected that most restrictions would be removed".

Customers who had their trips cancelled yesterday are complaining on social media about the lack of information and about being out of pocket for things such as parking, travel to the ports and hotels.

One woman told me she paid £1,4000 for her elderly mother to go into respite care for the week.

Andy Hunt from Essex was due to set sail from Southampton. He says: "Now they've had my money, we had the suitcases out of the garage, got the week booked off, my wife has the week booked off, the dogs are booked into kennels. I'm really, really frustrated it could have been handled so much better."

MSC says the first 1,000 passengers who booked get priority boarding and those left will be able to rebook or get a refund. You can read more passenger reaction here.