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PHONE IN: BLACK FRIDAY/ BUY NOTHING DAY
Shoppers are set to splurge on what could be the biggest Black Friday yet, experts say. Analysts PWC predict 拢8.7bn will be spent - up from 拢7.8bn in 2019 and about twice as much as last year when the UK was in lockdown. But today is also Buy Nothing Day a protest described as 鈥渁 24 hour detox from consumerism and an opportunity for you to tune into the impact we have on the environment through shopping.鈥�

Stephen Asks: Black Friday or Buy Nothing Day 鈥� which one are you buying into?

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