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'Selfish' shoppers stock up on non-essential DIY supplies and hot tubs

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Selfish shoppers have been seen buying hot-tubs, bamboo fencing and light-up trees despite vows of a police crackdown on non-essential buying.

People have been seen flocking to B&M and The Range stores to grab DIY and gardening equipment - ignoring demands to only leave home if they really have to.

Soil and sat navs have also been snapped up with police now forced to park outside to catch those ignoring government demands to help combat the coronavirus.

Thousands of people have signed a petition calling for homewear retailer The Range to close its doors during the lockdown. But dozens of shoppers could be seen taking advantage of the store at one of its branches in West Bromwich, West Midlands.

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