Quick question about border control when travelling with child with different passport

[elQuintoConyo]

Hello!

I``m flying to the UK soon with my daughter.

I have a British passport, hers is Spanish.

Possibly dumb question, but: which queue should we be in, EU or UK?

Is it better she stays with me in the UK queue?

TIA

Yes, I'd go to the UK one.
Going to the EU one they'll probably send you there anyway.

I have a GB passport, dh and dd Irish, they always let me go with them and I’m an adult. Please don’t worry about it at all.

Phew! Thanks so much, it's put my mind at rest. Not normally such a worrier, but it's our first trip back since Brexit.

Thanks again!

We travel regularly to several EU countries. DH and the DC have EU passports but I don’t and we always go in the EU queue both in and out of an EU country.
We went to Portugal last year and had 3 EU and 3 GB passports as still went through the EU queue. It was great as 3 British flights had just arrived and the non EU queue was very long

When my DH only had a non-EU passport and me and DD had UK, we were told by an immigration officer that we could all use UK when travelling together at UK airports. I flew into Heathrow at Easter and seem to recall a single queue for UK/EU and a handful of other countries like US/Australia vs all other countries queue?

The EU and UK queue is the same in the UK anyway

Thanks for all your input.

I flew into Stansted (lucky me - not!) and we went throught he queue for e-passports, so that solved that problem. I had our Spanish family book and a letter ofpermission to travel without DH, but nothing was needed! All that fuss over nothing.

We[re back now, had a fantastic holiday :)