Inside Britain’s sleep crisis as expert issues top rest tips
Scores of people struggle to fall asleep and get a restful night — so much so that new research reveals Britain is facing a national sleep crisis.Fresh data from soundcore reveals that 87 per cent of adults confess they find it difficult to fall asleep or stay asleep. On average, UK adults manage just 6.5 hours of sleep a night – 1.5 hours less than the NHS-recommended 8 hours.Over a week, this amounts to a deficit of over 10 hours – equivalent to losing an entire night's sleep every single week. For most people, sleep is a priority: nine out of ten (90%) consider it crucial to their wellbeing, yet one in three (34%) are unhappy with the quality of their rest.The average Brit takes 30 minutes to drift off, with stress (49%) and screen time (27%) being the main reasons among those who st...










