John Lewis has racked up online sales of £100m in the last 12 months, according to the latest figures from the UK department store.

John Lewis Direct - which includes johnlewis.com and its catalogue business - hit the milestone figure as it reported record sales this Christmas.

Top sellers include this year's "must have" product - a black iPod - but the retail group also revealed that punters have been queuing online for other MP3 players, notebook computers and flat screen TVs. ®

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