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Retailers have been hoping for a last—minute increase in sales on the last weekend before christmas. however, some figures released suggest the number of customers in london and large city centres has fallen by between 8 and 15 per cent yesterday, following fears about the 0micron variant. local high streets fared slightly better. here's our business correspondent caroline davies. # peace on earth and mercy mild... it's the weekend before christmas, the crescendo of present shopping. will worries about 0micron dampen buying? mustapha's chocolates are selling, but not necessarily in the shop....

But then obviously that increases expenses, your postage, your boxing, and all that kind of stuff. and also you lose the personal touch with people, which for me is absolutely crucial for my business. rather than peak trading, yesterday footfall at uk retail destinations was flat on last saturday. city centres, particularly london, dropped but local high streets did rise slightly. in central london, a tube strike might have made journeys to town more difficult, but some were still happy to hit the shops. it's not busy today at all, no. and we've only come down because we've just had covid, and...

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In the past seven days, bringing the total to more than 27.1 million. retailers have been hoping for a last—minute increase in sales on the last weekend before christmas. however, some figures released this evening suggest the number of customers in london and large city centres has fallen by between 8% and 15% today following fears about the omicron variant. local high streets fared slightly better. here's our business correspondent caroline davies. # peace on earth and mercy mild... # it's the weekend before christmas, the crescendo of present shopping. will worries about omicron dampen bu...

Dampening buying? these chocolates are selling but not necessarily in shop. the footfall is massively down, online is kind of covering back. that increases expenses, postage, boxes, that kind of stuff. and you lose the personal touch with people, which for me is crucial for my business. during the week, the number of people shopping in city centres dropped off but local high streets and shopping centres were slightly up, as more people work from home. early figures today show retail visits across the uk were down 1.8% on last saturday. in central london, a tube strike made it difficult but man...