New app allows people to buy food cheaper

Available for over a year

The British Retail Consortium says the rising cost of living and the war in Ukraine are beginning to have an impact on consumer confidence. There's also a warning that increased fuel costs will stop people spending in the coming months. You might have noticed that your food bill is just one that's getting more and more expensive at the moment. So if there's a way we can save a few quid, it could be worth a go. Well have you tried apps that could get you stuff you'd usually buy at a cheaper price? We sent BBC Radio Merseyside's Phil Munns to look into it.