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.
Tesco have said their stores are now "trading normally" after a Black Friday rush that saw police called to help control crowds of bargain-hungry shoppers.
The supermarket said in a statement: "Over 600 Tesco stores have Black Friday offers available in store."
"In the interest of customer safety a small number of these stores contacted police last night to help control crowds safely and stores are now trading normally."
A source at the company said they had taken on board complaints from police about improving in-store security.
"We will work with them following this event to make any improvements for next year," the source said.
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The complex mix of marketing, merchandising and psychology that sees shoppers parting with £360,000 a minute in the UK's shops.