Vanessa Feltz has branded this year's John Lewis Christmas advert as 'abhorrent' and 'grossly, awfully wrong' in a passionate rant.
Vanessa Feltz hits out at 'abhorrent' John Lewis Christmas advert as she says the 'whole spirit' of the festivity is 'missed'- as the store's campaign faces further criticism
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