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Excitement is building John Lewis fans are getting increasingly excited for the launch of this year's Christmas advert tomorrow (November 14). The retailer has posted a ten-second teaser on its X ...

JOHN Lewis has revealed the date its final Christmas ad will be released in a new teaser clip. The upmarket retailer, for the first time ever, is launching a trio of festive ads this year with two ...

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