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Features Editor @Drapers 💕 Ex music/culture writer and South London journo 💕 Mamma to Lila Maria 💕 A bit Italian, it’s “Finamoré” like “That’s Amoré” 🇮🇹
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From AI to fake reviews: What UK regulators will prioritise in 2026

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Katrina Anderson, principal associate at law firm Mills & Reeve, explains what regulators Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) will prioritise in 2026, and how fashion businesses can prepare. Fashion brands are under pressure from every angle: handling peak trading periods, rising ESG scrutiny, rapid AI adoption, digital change, and increasingly complex supply chains.
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M&S clothing sales slip over Christmas

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By Emma Finamore Verified
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Marks & Spencer’s clothing, home and beauty sales were also down 2.9% on a like-for-like basis in the period. However, overall group sales for the business soared during the period, climbing 24% year on year to £4.99bn.
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Primark slashes outlook as sales in Europe fall

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By Emma Finamore Verified
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Across all markets, Primark’s sales fell 2.7% on a like-for-like basis over the period. In Europe, like-for-like sales fell 5.7% in the period. However in the UK, like-for-like sales rose 1.7%. The group shared this growth was the result of actions and investments to strengthen its customer value proposition through enhancing its product offer, improving price perception and increasing digital customer engagement, including Click & Collect.
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