Alice Wade

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alice Wade

The woman who is the voice behind Sainsbury's self-service tills has revealed how she landed the job - and has left people shocked at how she sounds in real life. Alison, a voice actress from Essex, tells customers when to scan, pay, and package their shopping every single day. She has been the voiceover at the supermarket giant's self-service tills for the last two years after successfully being selected for the job.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alice Wade

A professional Vinted seller has revealed the one nifty trick she uses to help flog hard-to-shift items on the app. Caroline, who hails from the UK, boasts 213,000 followers on TikTok where she regularly shares her top tips for aspiring vendors. The 49-year-old, who has made thousands on the app, introduced the video by describing the 'genius hack' she uses to cash in on unsold items.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alice Wade

A woman who was violently attacked and bitten 800 times by two dogs she was hired to care for has shared an update on her recovery four years on from the ordeal that left her badly disfigured. Jacqueline Durand, a student at Texas University, was just shy of her 22nd birthday when she was mauled by two rescue dogs, a German Shepherd mix, Lucy, and a Pitbull mix named Bender in 2021.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alice Wade

Once the cherished accessory of the late Jane Birkin, The Original Birkin bag is set to be auctioned in Paris next month near the home of the late fashion muse. The legendary bag, designed by Hermes CEO Jean-Louis Dumas and made famous by British-French actress, Jane Birkin, who died in 2026 at the age of 76, has become arguably the world's most coveted and iconic fashion accessory since it was made in 1984.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alice Wade

A leading psychologist has warned against the trauma of daily 'micro stresses' such as being stuck in traffic that have detrimental effects on your health. Dr. Becky Spelman,  UK licensed psychologist, explained to Femail that human brains 'aren't wired for constant low-level friction' such as losing your keys and being in  a rush. 'Repeated minor stressors can lead to the same physiological and emotional exhaustion as a single major stressor,' she explained.