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John Hall is an Online News Desk Editor at The Independent. He also writes a column on new music for the newspaper.

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Saturday 09 June 2012

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The online fashion outlet ASOS has a huge, 70 per cent off sale running this week, with even bigger discounts available on selected items.

Highlights from the sale include a miniskirt reduced from £25 to £7.50, and a men's Parka jacket, down from £180 to just £50. All items come with free delivery and are set to be available for the foreseeable future, but as there's no official closing date, the sale could snap shut at any time. Find a full list of discounts at: ASOS.com.

Cheers to a deal from Naked Wines

Naked Wines has a wonderful deal for new customers at the moment; £40 off a £60 spend on the wine retailer's website. To take advantage visit NakedWines.co.uk, click the "Claim Now" button on the right-hand side of the page, then enter the code SO40 and the password VINEYARD when prompted. You'll have to create an account, to which £40 will then be automatically added, but can only be spent on at least six bottles of wine totalling £59.99 or more. The credit has to be used by 30 June, with next-day delivery or purchases ordered before 2pm costing £4.99.

BHS sale both online and in-store

BHS's 30 per cent sale ends this Tuesday, leaving you with just four days to snap up the store's best bridal wear, summer wear, formal clothing and homeware. The savings are available online and in stores nationwide, with free delivery available on all non-furniture or selected wedding item purchases over £10. The only exclusions to the sale are purchases made from BHS Direct. Boots is running a nice little three-for-two mix and match offer at the moment, taking in everything from face, hand and body lotions to tanning items, bathing products and vitamins. Boots Advantage Card points are available on all purchases, with delivery available for £2.95, or store-pick for £1.95.

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