Eurostar has said it expects to resume a normal service on Wednesday after its trains were disrupted by striking French ferry workers.
Eurotunnel has said it shuttle services, which were also affected, are now operating to schedule in both directions.
Eurostar has said it expects normal service to resume tomorrow but has warned passengers to expect trains to be "exceptionally busy".
It apologised to travellers for the disruption and said it was working through outstanding ticket changes.
Meanwhile Eurotunnel tweeted its services, which were also affected by the disruption, were now operating to schedule from the UK and from Calais.
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