Marks & Spencer has said that some of their stores are still being disrupted by the fallout of the cyberattack and there is “pockets of availability.”
The retailer said they are “working hard” to get their stores back up and running with full availability.
A spokeswoman for M&S said, “As part of our proactive management of the incident, we took a decision to take some of our systems temporarily offline.
“As a result, we currently have pockets of limited availability in some stores.
“We are working hard to get availability back to normal across the estate.”
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