Today Lisa Snowdon reveals the latest ‘miracoil’ in her beauty arsenal - a high tech bed that not only guarantees a perfect night’s sleep, but promises to keep users looking their best.
FORGET the credit crunch keeping us awake at night as according to a new Sleep Study out today, one third of Brits confess to being kept awake by our partners on a nightly basis.
The result? One in five couples now sleep alone.
The Sleep Study*, commissioned by bed manufacturer, Silentnight, surveyed 1000 men and women to discover just how badly their partners bad bed habits affected their relationships.
The shocking results revealed that constant snoring, stealing the duvet, rolling over to a partner’s side of the bed and sleep talking and walking have all made for rocky relationships and new trend for His and Hers bedrooms.
One fifth of Brits are regularly kept awake by a partner’s snoring with a quarter of couples battling over their duvet every night.
One in ten confess to being bashed in bed by an over-active partner and the same number are kept awake by sleep talking/ walking partners.
And unfortunately it’s Britain’s women that suffer most through their man’s bad bed habits with a whopping 30% of them now sleeping in a different room from their partner.
Book at Bedtime goes cyber this year, following the huge success of last year’s competition. The competition, run by the UK’s number one bed brand, Silentnight Beds is now in its third year and the search for the next generation of JK Rowlings and Roald Dahls has begun…ONLINE!
Last year’s competition saw thousands of entries flood in from young hopefuls as the nation’s creativity ran wild. The competition encourages children aged 7- 12 to write their own bedtime story and the winner’s book will be illustrated and published.
However this year, the competition will be run from start to finish online, from entrants uploading their stories to the website, to the top ten being recorded by Kaye Umansky and broadcast online for the nation to hear. Britain then has the chance to listen to all ten runners up and vote online for their favourite story.
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