In praise of … REM
Editorial: no, not the late-lamented band, We refer to the state in which the twitch of the closed eye betrays the unshackling of the imagination
That tired old argument – what do we do about insomnia?
John Crace: So the Great British Sleep Survey says half of us don't get enough sleep – but we still don't know what to do about it
Insomnia: Britons’ health ‘at risk’ as 50% fail to get enough sleep
NHS must take action or face an increase in a raft of illnesses, including diabetes and depression, warns expert
Bad tempered, forgetful, and too scared to call a friend: my life as an insomniac
Geraint Vincent tells how he took part in a sleep deprivation experiment and learned how the bedroom can be a place of torment
Problem solved
Our 11-year-old has suddenly become scared of sleeping by himself. Should we let him spend the night in our bed?
Dr Dillner’s health dilemmas: should I sleep-train my baby?
It's one of the most controversial subjects for parents, but can a regular routine help your baby learn to get to sleep?
Hands off our sleeping habits
Peter White: The sleep police are at it again, telling us where, when and how much we need
Bring back the night – your health and wellbeing depend on it
Professor Russell Foster: Our 24/7 society has invaded the night, replacing a biological order honed by millions of years of evolution with an illusion
But is she really asleep?
As a new father, Adam Mansbach was smitten by his daughter but driven to despair by her resistance to sleep. Nick Duerden hears how it inspired his X-rated bestselling book