We compared Asda, Tesco, Aldi, Lidl, Sainsbury's and Morrisons - and one of them has swiped the cheapest crown

Jake Paul has announced his return to boxing and is set to step back in the ring on August 13, though his opponent hasn't been named.The YouTuber-turned-fighter, who is set to make his sixth professional appearance between the ropes - having won all of his previous five bouts - announced the plans via social media this evening. He posted a short clip featuring the date of the fight and a ring announcer's voice, along with the caption: "I'm back.

Manchester United have been brutally ridiculed after fans compared their leaky defence to Millwall's incompetent stewarding during a pitch invasion at The Den on Saturday.Strikes from Benik Afobe and George Saville, either side of a Josh Knight own goal, saw the Lions claim a 3-0 success over already-relegated Peterborough in their final home game of the season to keep their slim Championship play-offs hopes alive. Gary Rowett's side sit eighth in the table, three points adrift of Luton and Sheffield United, who currently occupy fifth and sixth spots - a slender two points ahead of Middlesborough.Fans celebrated Millwall's fine campaign with a pitch invasion at the end of their final home match at The Den this season, and footage of supporters storming the turf has since gone viral.

Everyone has been affected by the cost of living crisis, rising energy and food prices, with the squeeze being felt with rising fuel prices too.

X Factor legend Wagner has compared TV boss Simon Cowell to "horrible" presenter Jeremy Kyle.The singer, 66, chatted exclusively to the Daily Star and explained in detail why he thought the ITV singing show came to an end.Wagner starred on the show in 2010 and came sixth in the competition and was coined the series' novelty act.During a Facebook Live tell-all, He opened up that he thought the show finished for a couple of reasons.He said: "How come the most successful TV in the UK all of a sudden faded away? I think two things contributed."One, the fact that they didn't have a million-pound recording contract to offer anymore because you can't make money selling records anymore, everything changed. "People don't buy records anymore, so the X Factor didn't have a huge prize to offer to the winner.

This Monday marks a bank holiday and busy shoppers looking to run errands at places like B&Q and the Post Office might face different opening hours.

Aldi's middle aisle has become renowned for offering some surprisingly good, if not random, products. From a Kevin the Carrot which led to customers forming hours-long queues throughout Christmas to an egg chair which had people waking up at 5am, the middle aisle at Aldi has almost become a British pop culture icon.

urban exploring group has shared photos of their fearless venture onto a famous "ghost ship" wreckage, which floated at sea without a crew or captain for 18 months.The abandoned merchant vessel was left at sea in October 2018 and washed up on the Irish coast amid Storm Dennis in February 2020. The crew were left stranded when its engines failed in the Atlantic Ocean during a voyage from Greece to Haiti.

A new fully accessible footpath has been installed around the Diamond Jubilee Park in Alyth, Perthshire.

The cost of living crisis continues to affect us all. We’re all looking for ways to save money as fuel prices, heating bills and shopping costs keep going up.

X Factor in 2018 and has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about the experience, comparing talent shows to The Hunger Games.Janice returned to the stage on the X Factor as a contestant, surprising the judging panel with the revelation that she was the voice and songwriter behind the hit Dreamer.However, the singer revealed she was "invited" onto the show, as they wanted to tell her story 20 years later.Speaking about X Factor and her thoughts on talent shows, she said: "I know people love it, but entertainment, and all the competition for me, it becomes this Hunger Games."We're all living in this Hunger Games type thing, all those talent competition shows because of the severity of how things end in the voting."I'm telling you it is like modern day Hunger Games.That's just my opinion."Express.co.uk has contacted representatives at ITV for comment.The Hunger Games trilogy follows a group of children who have to compete to the death in several challenges to the thrill of viewers.Janice then furthered her point on what she thought of talent shows and how they benefit the "obscurity".She continued: "I think talent competition shows and reality shows are wonderful for the public to experience the making of someone, I think it gives people a sense of hope."It gives people a good feeling to see someone go from obscurity to some type of notoriety."But there is a dark side to that because in the spotlight you have to have a foundation within yourself, you need to have a sense of yourself."As once the lights go out you have to navigate your own reality."The Dreamer singer then spoke about how she tried to nurture the young contestants on the show to make them feel better about the daunting world they were going to enter.She

We hear so much about the competition between budget retailers Aldi and Lidl, but it seems other supermarkets are going head to head as they battle it out for our custom amid the cost of living crisis. Both Morrisons and Asda announced price cuts to help shoppers this week.

Nadine Coyle has been spotted on a night out all smiles as she put on a brave face amid reports her ex Jason Bell has embarked on a new relationship. The 36 year old Girls Aloud singer, who recently spoke about how the band was dealing with the loss of Sarah Harding, was in a relationship on and off for 11 years with the American football player, eventually deciding to call it quits in 2019. Despite the split, the pair amicably co-parent their daughter Anaíya, eight, and even moved in together during lockdown two years ago.

Chelsea despite a very late bid by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, according to reports.The Telegraph reports that the US consortium headed by Boehly will be named as the preferred bidders, in a deal worth £3.5billon, even though Britain's richest man Ratcliffe made a late attempt at the 11th-hour. Ratcliffe made a £4.25bn bid on Friday, the same day that groups fronted by Stephen Pagliuca and Sir Martin Broughton had been informed that they would not be advancing.So it appears that Boehly may be set to be the new Chelsea owner after months of speculation, and he looks set to take over from Roman Abramovich in the near future.

Some friendly competition. Khloé Kardashian joined in on the fun after Dwayne Johnson jokingly compared the butt on his wax figure at Madame Tussauds to her own.

Kate Middleton doesn’t always opt for designers - she sometimes chooses to shop in regular places like the rest of us. The 40-year-old was once papped with daughter Princess Charlotte, 6, doing a spot of retail therapy in Sainsbury’s. The two were spotted in King’s Lynn, near to The Cambridge’s family home of Anmer Hall in Norfolk.

Shoppers have heaped praise on an Aldi SpecialBuy item currently on sale.

A warning has been issued to anyone who still uses cash to pay for their shopping. If you use the wrong notes at shops like ASDA, Tesco, Aldi, M&S or Morrisons from September, your transaction will be rejected.

Paul McCartney and his late Beatles songwriting and singing partner John Lennon haven’t sung together in over 50 years, but they got the next best thing last night with a duet of I’ve Got A Feeling at McCartney’s Got Back Tour date at Spokane Arena. Check out above clip making the rounds on YouTube. This was made possible with an assist by director Peter Jackson, who made the critically acclaimed three-part documentary series Get Back, fueled by access to 60 hours of unseen footage of what was to be their final moments together as a band. The song was originally recorded for the Let It Be Album released in 1970.

The May Day Bank Holiday is almost upon us, meaning that quite a few major supermarkets across the country will be operating at different hours.

The world is ever curious about royal lifestyles. With films like Mrs Brown, The Queen and The Young Victoria being massive hits, it’s clear the Windsors have even the most ardent republicans showing interest.

There's no getting away from the price rises we're seeing in supermarkets as the cost of living continues to soar. But with retailers eager for our custom, prices are continually changing and it can often save you money by shopping around.