A Tesco boss has said customers have begun asking cashiers to stop scanning their food during their grocery shop.
Talking to BBC Radio 4 Today's show, John Allen, chairman of Tesco, said customers have been asking staff to stop once their bill hits a certain amount as they continue to feel the strain of the rise in the cost of living.
He said there is an "overwhelming need" for a windfall tax on energy companies after seeing the supermarket's customers "extremely stretched", as the Manchester Evening News reports.
