A spokesperson for the Port of Dover said: ‘Ahead of the summer getaway and the expected return of pre-pandemic tourist volumes, the Port of Dover enacted several interim measures to ensure passengers have a smooth start to their holidays. 

For the past two games, Manu has deputised in the halves to startling effect and was also devastating in New Zealand’s recent Test win over Tonga while playing as a fullback, leading to calls for Robinson to persist with him in the spine

While Lutz Schüler, chief executive of Virgin Media O2, added: ‘We know how important it is for people most affected by the rise in the cost of living to have access to free mobile data so they can get online and stay in touch with loved ones, and access essential services, from virtual medical appointments, to job interviews and training.

In all, 9.1 million people enjoyed – or suffered – a tense encounter, with England falling behind to Esther Gonzalez’s opener, before levelling in the 84th minute through Ella Toone and then Georgia Stanway scoring the winner in extra time with a stunning strike.

In a written statement to Parliament, Mr Clarke said: ‘The latest estimate of £42.5bn shows an increase against the original range of £35-39bn, which is primarily due to the most recent valuation of the UK’s obligation under Article 142 for EU pensions.

‘These measures include the installation of 50% more booths for use by French border control, improvements to internal traffic routes, provision of welfare facilities for passengers and the training of a team of Passenger Champions to provide help and information on-site.

Passengers queue for ferries at the Port of Dover in Kent, as families embarking on summer getaways at the start of school holidays have been warned by ferry operators to expect delays of several hours at the border

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Nine in 10 low income households say they are worried about their finances and with the the cost of essential bills such as food and energy rising, some say they may be forced to ditch the internet connection to save money.

Earlier this summer, Greggs Foundation signed up to the National Databank, and Virgin Media O2 announced it had re-homed 10,000 smartphones to people who need them via its Community Calling initiative with environmental charity, Hubbub. 

‘Travel time for customers has increased in large part due to the additional border controls for UK citizens who now have to have passports stamped and answer questions from French border officials before being allowed to cross. 

Experts predict some of the worst jams will be on the M25, M3, M23 and M40, and say drivers should try and travel before 10am and after 7pm on Friday, which is set to be the worst day of jams and queues. 

The broadcaster recorded a peak television audience of 7.6 million, during coverage on BBC One last night and there were also 1.5 million streams across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app for the game.

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The telecoms giant said the initiative has helped those at risk of data poverty to stay connected, to access online services such as medical appointments or benefits such as Universal Credit, and to apply for jobs or attend virtual job interviews. 

Since receiving free mobile data from the National Data bank, Kay can now access a dyslexia translation app on her phone that can read messages to her, and allow her to craft and compose messages, which she said has changed her life. 

Kay said the process for facts getting set up with the charity was simple: ‘Everyone at the centre was incredibly kind and helpful, and even came to our house to walk us through the process of getting set up.