Shoppers are heading to the high street to take advantage of 'Black Saturday' deals after yesterday saw one of the busiest trading days of the year.
Supermarket Asda launches a number of deals on products tomorrow morning at 8am, including a TV for £89, as well as discounts on tablets and games consoles.
Online retailer Amazon said Black Friday had been its busiest ever day, with 64 items sold per second.
A police chief has said he is "disappointed" stores did not have enough security to cope with bargain-hunting shoppers seeking Black Friday deals.
Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, Sir Peter Fahy, said the trouble was "totally predictable" and used up valuable police resources.
He added: "We had to deal with crushing, disorder and disputes between customers.
"We just ask these stores to work with us to reduce the demands on policing and reduce the risks of disorder and crime."
Charities, protest movements and even Nasa have been launching spin-offs to the consumer hysteria that has become known as Black Friday.
After all the consumerism of Black Friday news a new charitable campaign online hopes to get people back into the spirit of Christmas.
The complex mix of marketing, merchandising and psychology that sees shoppers parting with £360,000 a minute in the UK's shops.