Supermarket customers report website and app glitch - Shoppers reported adding items to their online baskets only to find them inexplicably marked as unavailable

Online shoppers with the supermarket have reported large numbers of items suddenly disappearing from their basket and being marked unavailable.

Tesco has been inundated with complaints from shoppers who say dozens of items have been removed from their online baskets for no apparent reason

According to service status website Downdetector, users first began reporting problems with the Tesco website at around 9.30am on Wednesday morning, and it has received over 200 reports of problems with the firm's website and app since then. Tesco has been approached for comment.

Tesco has resolved a website glitch that caused disruptions for hundreds of customers attempting to place online grocery orders.

The supermarket chain, which is rivalled by the likes of Lidl, Aldi, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Asda, had been forced to apologise after basics including bread and milk were marked as unavailable online.

The supermarket chain is launching a new high-tech security hub to target shoplifters and reduce violence against staff.

Hundreds of Tesco customers have been left unable to complete their online grocery orders due to widespread technical issues affecting the supermarket's website and app. The problems, which began on Wednesday morning,

Hundreds of Tesco customers are unable to complete their orders through the app or website thanks to a glitch. Shoppers are reporting a problem with their basket, with large numbers of items suddenly being marked as unavailable despite still showing as available on the website or app.