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No. not at all, are you telling me in the UK you are allowed to deliberately obstruct a turning vehicle in this situation because you just feel like it?
Just how close to the car in front of you do you think you are allowed to be when moving...?
A car indicating to change lanes in slow-moving, queuing traffic is not a 'turning vehicle' in my book.
In reality, if you position by a gap and indicate, it's likely you will be allowed in; the sort of pig-head who would close up the gap doesn't usually leave one in the first place.
Provided you do not actually collide, you can be pretty much as close to the vehicle in front as you like without breaking any laws.