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Sleepless on the Sabbath - Staff kept awake by work worries on Sunday

Feeling drained, fatigued, or sluggish today? If you are, it may be because you are suffering from “Sunday-somnia”. One in five Britons struggles to fall asleep every Sunday, with 56% of  “Sunday-somniacs” getting less than four hours sleep, with the average Briton getting six and a half hours sleep.

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