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Friday 27 November 2015 10:28 am

Black Friday 2015 UK: An interactive guide to the best deals, the history of the sales bonanza, whether it’s good for business – plus Cyber Monday

By: Martin Ashplant

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The 2015 incarnation of Black Friday is set to be the UK’s biggest ever shopping day with some estimates suggesting almost £2bn will be spent on deals, sales and offers at the country’s biggest retail stores – both online and on the high streets.

But what is it all about, why does it matter for business and is it already the beginning of the end for this 24-hour blitz of bargain hunting?

Our interactive tells you all you need to know – as well as where to get the best deals from outlets such as John Lewis, Amazon, Currys PC World and Sainsbury’s. Just click on the boxes below for more.

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