What less than 6 hours’ sleep a night really does to your body

Plus: How Madonna has influenced fashion for decades and 20 of the best walking holidays for 2023
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Monday February 6 2023

Our busy lives and 24/7 culture can make it difficult to maintain healthy sleep habits, with the average Briton squeezing in just six hours and 19 minutes’ sleep a night. However, there is growing evidence that missing out on shut-eye can have a big impact on our health. Experts agree that deterioration in looks and memory, and even an increase in the risk of cancer, can all be mitigated by good sleep. But with sleep needs varying between individuals and changing as we age, how can you tell if you're not getting enough? Scroll down to learn how to unmask your true sleep needs.

Plus, find out how Madonna has influenced fashion for decades and explore 20 of the best walking holidays for 2023.

Enjoy!
Abi, Lifestyle Team

 
 

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