Bedtime stories: Readers share their sleeping wisdom
From building a 'pillow fortress' to attaching golf balls to your partner's back, how some of you try to get a good night's sleep
Dreaming of animals and other warning signs of neurodegeneration
Mo Costandi: Sleep disturbances may be an early warning sign of Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases
Peering at bright screens after dark could harm health, doctor claims
Light from TVs, computers, tablets and smartphones may disrupt sleep and raise risk of obesity, heart disease and depression
How do you recover from jet lag?
Jet lag can really take the edge off an exciting long-haul holiday, or exacerbate the post-break blues. But remedies are at hand
The wide-awake club: getting your child to sleep
Go The Fuck to Sleep, a rallying cry for a legion of exhausted parents, is being made into a film. Sophie Heawood discovers why getting your baby to nod off has become such big business
A cure for snoring
Is snoring a trivial problem? The author discovered that he had sleep apnoea – and that it could be the cause of his exhaustion
In praise of … getting your eight hours
Editorial: Marx was wrong: capitalism did not die of its internal contradictions, but because the people running the show are knackered
Sleepless nights with screaming babies can ruin your marriage and your health
A screaming baby or a TV in a child's room can lead to the parents' divorce, claims new series
Sleep is not the new sex. It’s more important than that
Suzanne Moore: We're all tired, but what lies behind our national self-diagnosis of insomnia? Like most things, I blame this one on Thatcher
Sleeping less than six hours a night skews activity of hundreds of genes
Genes affected by lack of sleep include those governing the immune system, metabolism and the body's response to stress