Queues at passport control have become a common occurrence since Brexit.A deal with the EU which could see the end of British holidaymakers having to queue for hours in European airports is on the verge of being struck by ministers.UK tourists will be allowed to use e-gates when they arrive at their destination, potentially saving them hours of having to wait in line.The breakthrough is one of the major planks of a deal set to be unveiled by Keir Starmer at a summit in London on Monday.Millions of Brits have had to endure the mind-numbing ritual of queuing at passport control as a result of the UK’s decision to leave the EU in 2016.That is because they are currently not allowed to use the e-gates reserved for those from the EU or the European Economic Area.British travellers to Europe, by contrast, have to wait in a separate queue to have their passports stamped.On the BBC this morning, Laura Kuenssberg asked Cabinet Office minister Nick Thomas-Symonds, who has been leading the negotiations with the EU for the government, if he was