Several UK outlets report that, amid broader price pressures, one supermarket is still seeing weekly shop prices drop while competitors have increased theirs. The Mirror and the Daily Express both state that most rival supermarkets have raised prices again this year, reversing earlier declines. Both articles focus on weekly “shop” costs rather than individual item prices, describing a general downward trend at the single named retailer. However, in the provided excerpts, the specific supermarket name and the exact size of the price change are not included, and the reporting does not quantify figures. Both sources also explicitly contrast the supermarket with major competitors such as Tesco and Lidl, noting that the trend is not associated with those stores. Overall, the accounts agree on the direction of the trend—falling weekly basket prices at one supermarket—while indicating that other supermarkets have moved in the opposite direction during the year.