M&S hit by Covid-19 restrictions and EU paperwork
M&S has seen a slump in sales but said Christmas was ‘robust’ (Danny Lawson/PA)
Covid-19 restrictions in the past three months saw Marks & Spencer take a knock in sales as the retailer suffered from the November lockdown and tiering restrictions.
Bosses at the high street stalwart revealed that sales in the three months to December 26 fell 7.6% on a like-for-like basis, with the food division growing 2.6%, but clothing and home sales dropped 24.1%.
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