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As shoppers continue to be hit by the cost of living crisis, customers are changing their habits at the supermarket. Whether it's seeking out those offers, or hunting for the yellow stickers, people are doing all they can to try to keep costs down.
TOI has learnt that the India women's team is set to tour Sri Lanka and England to play limited overs games in the forthcoming months, besides taking part in the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The icing on the cake for Mithali Raj & Co will be a rare chance to play an ODI (final game of the tour) at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground on September 24. The India women's team didn't play at Lord's during their all-format tour last year.
Hundreds of supermarket products have increased in price by more than 20% in just two years, with fewer budget supermarket-own products and discounts available too. In cases where the price increases have been less steep, the size of the product itself has shrank significantly, according to research from Which?, based on the analysis of 21,000 groceries.
Jack Grealish took time out of one of the biggest weeks of his life to turn up for a free football session for kids in Manchester city centre.
It’s crazy to think that the 2008 Champions League final was 14 years ago.
Record-breaking Tammy Abraham warmed-up nicely for the Europa Conference League final by scoring twice for Roma in a 3-0 win at Torino in Serie A on Friday.
Pakistan's Azhar Ali made an unbeaten double century as he helped Worcestershire rewrite the record books in an English County Championship match against Leicestershire on Friday. Azhar and former England Under-19 international Jack Haynes put on 281 for the third wicket -- a record partnership against Leicestershire, surpassing the 278 by Cyril Walters and Harold Gibbons in 1934. Their stand was the cornerstone of Worcestershire's 456 for three, a lead of 308, at stumps on the second day of four at New Road.
John Terry slipped, Edwin Van Der Sar saved and Sir Alex Ferguson celebrated on a dramatic night in Moscow as Manchester United overcame Chelsea to become kings of Europe for the third time.