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The letter said food banks are “working flat out”, community centres are planning to provide “warm hubs” during winter, and disability charities are providing cash to people who cannot wait for help.

"The policy is damaging in general for anyone, acutely so for such vulnerable torture and trafficking survivors who are already paying a high human cost even before any flights have taken off to Rwanda."

Nearly half of all Brits say they will not be able to cope financially when the price cap increases to £3,549 from October 1.

By september last year had been used for just 13 million journeys over its lifetime, which is equivalent to the number of trips made on the Tube in less than a week.

"The Festival of Brexit's failure is of course the fault of Remainers. It is always someone else's fault. Always."

"Where is UK media on this? The former chancellor appears to have conceded last night that Brexit is a significant contributing factor to the present cost of living crisis yet silence."

"The search for a brexit benefit continues," tweeted one person after seeing the image of Boris Johnson looking into a hole in the ground.

"Beautiful piece of writing," wrote one person after reading the letter.

It comes as Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak made their final pitches to Tory members at Wembley as the race to replace Boris nears an end.