30 h. ago Nearly a third of Brits could have a sleep problem, according to research

A poll of 2,000 adults delved into the sleeping habits of the nation, asking questions developed by sleep experts to identify potential issues that could lead to insomnia and sleep disruption.

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3 d. ago Many Brits could have a sleep problem so there's a 3 step plan sort it out

Around 30% could be suffering from a moderate or serious sleep problem and lack of rest impacts our day-to-day functioning, including at work and general concentration

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4 d. ago Common sleep condition which affects 10 million Britons could increase the risk of deadly brain bleeds

Millions of adults with a common sleep disorder could be at greater risk of suffering a potentially deadly brain bleed, concerning new research suggested today.

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5 d. ago Here's EXACTLY how to tell if your snoring is caused by potentially deadly sleep apnoea

Millions of Britons with an undiagnosed sleep condition which dramatically raises the risk of heart attacks and strokes could soon benefit from a revolutionary gadget.

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6 d. ago The top five places in the UK where you get the most hours of sunlight as clocks change

TODAY is the day, the clocks have changed and while Brits get an extra hour of sleep, it's going to get darker in the UK. The clocks in the UK have gone back by one hour marking the end of British Summer Time - but to ditch the winter blues, head to these destinations in...

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8 d. ago A third of Brits have problems getting to sleep, according to new study

Two thousand responses to sleep questions were analysed to highlight key patterns – such as how often people struggle to drift off and how often their sleep quality impacts daily life

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1 week ago Epilepsy pill promises an end to sleep condition that may affect as many as 10 million Britons

Researchers found that the drug, sultiame - used as an anticonvulsant since the 1950s - reduces the night-time breathing problems that patients suffer and improves sleep quality.

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2 w. ago Britney Spears' ex Kevin Federline claims she watched sons sleep with knife in hand

Kevin Federline has claimed in his new memoir that his ex-wife Britney Spears would stand over their sleeping sons with a knife in her hand, leaving them terrified

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2 w. ago 'Magical' Iceland accommodation where you can sleep under Northern Lights on a budget

Iceland is a dream-visit destination for plenty of travellers and now one Brit found a magical, budget-friendly stay where you can sleep under the Northern Lights

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3 w. ago What date do clocks go back in 2025 and when does British Summer Time end?

Brits will get an extra hour of sleep from the end of the month as the days become shorter and shorter

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3 w. ago Alexander Isak in 'better position' after Newcastle exit as Liverpool star offers fitness update

Alexander Isak has not completed a full 90 minutes since the final day of last season but the Liverpool striker insists he is ready to take the next step in his fitness plan

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3 w. ago ‘I want to hear harmonica in the strip club!’: the bold ideas and bleak visions of British musician Klein

Drone albums, vampire plays, Charlotte Church duets the Londoner has an inspiringly odd CV. She explains how the disrupted experience of Black daily life fills her workThe ever-viral hip-hop video platform On the Radar has hosted freestyles from some of the biggest artists in the world. Drake, Central Cee and Ice Spice have each graced the channel with their presence, yet throughout its seven-year history, few acts have gone in quite like Klein. This time last year, the south London artist spiralled through a procession of evocative flexes, rasped through Auto-Tune over a mind-expanding loop of pitch-shifted wailing, then slung a black guitar over her shoulder to shred through a lacerating noise solo with a joyous smile.“People were trying to beat me up!” she says, giggling as she reflects on her appearance. “I was just being myself! Some people liked it, some people didn’t, some people hated it so much they would send me emails. For someone to feel that so viscerally as to send me ...

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3 w. ago John Swinney’s reaction to dull digital cards is wilfully idiotic and hypocritical

THE response to Sir Keir Starmer’s plan for digital ID cards has been hysterical — though not in the funny sense. It may well be true that Labour’s policy is part of their panicked attempts to win back voters from Reform. But if you step back and look at what the plan actually is, the...

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4 w. ago Experience: I put on the world’s first deaf rave for deaf ravers like me

Finding a venue was a headache. Some bookers thought it was a jokeI’ve spent my life determined to be one of a kind – perhaps because I’m a twin. During our birth, my younger-by-two-minutes brother’s umbilical cord wrapped around my neck. It cut off my air supply, which left me deaf, while his hearing was unimpaired. That’s sibling rivalry for you.I use hearing aids and am a strong lip reader, as well as being fluent in British Sign Language. When I take my aids out to sleep, you could fire a gun next to my ear and I wouldn’t stir. But with them in I have fairly clear access to sound. Continue reading...

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last month Rugby faces new breakaway league threat as Premier League club owners go public

After Mike Tindall's R360 project took a big step forward, a new plan to shake up rugby has emerged with two football club owners at the helm

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