Furious shoppers saw tills go down at their local supermarket stores this morning with Asda stores having to open later than usual because of the issues

Major UK supermarkets Asda and Morrisons have responded after shoppers were turned away this morning as the tills were 'down'. Customers took to social media to share the news this morning (Monday, September 30). Asda and Morrisons have apologised for the 'technical fault' and say all their stores are back up and running.

Asda apologises after stores open later than planned due to till issue - The retailer said the problem has been fixed and stores are now operating as normal.

Asda has apologised to customers after a “technical issue” prevented supermarkets around Wiltshire from opening on time. The retailer’s branches in West Swindon and Trowbridge both failed to open as planned on the morning of Monday,

Asda has apologised after some of its supermarkets opened later than scheduled after its tills were struck by a technical issue. The retailer said the problem has been fixed and stores are now operating as normal.

Asda has apologised after several supermarkets opened later than expected on Monday due to a technical glitch at their tills. A number of stores were forced to turn away customers until around 8am following an issue involving checkouts.

Asda shoppers turned away from stores after technical issue forces branches to open late - Supermarket giant was forced to open some stores late after technical glitch at checkouts

Asda said the problem has been fixed and stores are now operating as normal after a "technical issue" hit some of its supermarkets.

Shoppers took to social media this morning to complain about the issues at checkouts at a number of Asda stores across the country. One customer, who tried to visit the Bootle loc

Asda shoppers around the country reported being turned away from the supermarket due to an issue with their checkout system.