We have spent £9bn on weird things we never meant to buy in 2020

We have spent £9bn on weird things we never meant to buy in 2020
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Ducks, a dinosaur costume and an accordion are just some of the things Brits didn’t plan to buy at the start of 2020. But during a year of lockdowns and restrictions, people have spent a collective £9 billion on out of the ordinary purchases.

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