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“By keeping face masks mandatory we will give Londoners and visitors the reassurance and confidence to make the most of what our city has to offer, while also protecting our heroic transport workers and those who may be vulnerable and rely on the network to get around our city."

A tweet from Scott's Twitter account Scottywwfc was directed at Rashford minutes after he missed a penalty in the shoot-out defeat to Italy on Sunday night.

“Celebrating apples being exported to India when we are losing the ability to export many products to the EU is just a distraction," a British farmer told The London Economic.

We’ve got politicians trying to divide us, people trying to divide us, but this outpouring of support shows that won't happen easily.

Guto Harri declared 'racism has no place' in Britain, much to the distaste of regular watchers, who hit out at the "Marxist" presenter.

"The communities that always wrapped their arms around me continue to hold me up,” said Rashford in thanks to his devoted fans.

“I want to just remind people that not very long ago the government faked a report that said there was, effectively, no racism in Britain," a political commentator said.

One person called the front page 'hypocrisy on steroids'.

"Our England team stood up for all of us - now we must stand up for them."