A working life: the sleep disorder specialist
A sleep disorder where you kick or snore your way through the night can drive people to the verge of divorce. Meet Dr Peter Venn whose mission is to restore peace
Chronic lack of sleep affects one in three British workers
Exhausted UK staff are putting their jobs before their health, warns study
UK health officials probe possible flu jab link to narcolepsy in children
Investigation centres on Pandemrix vaccine used extensively during 'swine flu' pandemic in 2009/10
Happy to Bed; Serenade – review
Toby Moses reviews the latest apps to have been dreamt up by big companies' marketing divisions
Dr Dillner’s health dilemmas: is it safe to take sleeping pills?
Even a few sleeping tablets may increase your risk of early death, according to new research. So what should insomniacs do now?
Sleep: why they used to do it twice a night
Laura Barton: The need to sleep eight hours is the cause of much stress. But for centuries we happily woke up in the middle of the night
In praise of … second sleep
Editorial: The sleep cycle runs over four hours, so why do we panic at failing to forcibly bolt two cycles together into an eight-hour slumber?
Healthy holidays: places to stay specialising in sleep tourism
Our pick of the best spots for a good sleep, from the Swiss hotel that videos your night's kip to Paris's first nap bar
Lloyds chief ‘did not sleep for five days’
António Horta-Osório says he is totally recovered after absence brought on by severe sleeping problems that forced him to check in to a Priory clinic
Bidisha’s thought for the day: Sleep
Bidisha: Now I know why I spend most of my life in bed. It's not laziness, it's genetic