Some Morrisons customers have still not had their Christmas orders after the supermarket experienced what it called "systems issues" on Monday. One customer told the BBC she was waiting for about £200 worth of groceries,

Morrisons have apologised after customers have been unable to collect their food orders and have been unable to get discounts due to a problem with the More loyalty card.

In light of the problems, Morrisons offered a 10 percent discount off all shopping for More Card customers by way of apology, but many shoppers have said this was not applied to their shop.

Some Morrisons shops are getting back to normal after tech problems affected discounts and online deliveries, the BBC understands. Customers across the UK were unable to redeem discounts on their loyalty cards and had Christmas deliveries postponed at short notice.

Yesterday, a major technical fault at Morrisons prevented shoppers from claiming discounts in stores through the More Loyalty scheme, cancelled home deliveries, and delayed click and collect orders

Morrisons has sparked Christmas pandemonium by reportedly 'cancelling' some home deliveries and delaying others.

A disabled customer says she will be without food for Christmas after Morrisons cancelled her online food order at the last moment. Lorraine Calvo, 60, placed her food order with the supermarket seven weeks ago and was due to receive it between 5pm and 6pm on Monday.

Morrisons shoppers have been left raging after being hit by a technical fault this morning - and the supermarket has now issued an update as a result

Morrisons customers have been unable to get discounts on their shopping ahead of Christmas after a problem with the More loyalty card. The supermarket has been advertising heavy discounts on Christmas dinner food,

Shoppers say they were left desperately searching for items for their Christmas dinner after problems with their online orders