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which was up much more. that was over a%, the increase in food and drink sales. as i say, the office for national statistics think anecdotally the football will have helped that along, but, actually, if you look at non—food, so clothes and furniture items, that was down a bit. down 1.7% compared to may, so people seem to have reined back in that way but splashed out a bit more on food and drink. our business correspondence there. we're expected to spent nearly £9 billion on domestic holidays this year — that's a ten—year—high. new statistics from mintel say over three in five british people plan to holiday in the uk this year, compared with just two in five before the pandemic. victoria fritz has been following the story and reports for us from north wales. welcome to the seaside resort of