Dixons sees losses increase to £25.3m

The electrical goods firm Dixons Retail says its focus on improving service is marking it out from its competitors.

First-half losses before tax and one-off items at the group, which owns Currys and PC World, widened to £25.3m loss from £6.9m the year before.

But the fall in same-store sales slowed from 7% in the first three months to 3% in the second quarter.

The company's chief executive John Browett spoke to Breakfast.

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