Should we scrap daylight saving time?

Nailing your sleep routine is a tricky business. According to the experts, there’s a fine line between spending too much and too little time asleep. We’ve long been told that not getting your eight ho

Struggling to sleep? Try taking tips from our Stone Age ancestors

The science behind seasonal affective disorder and how the brain responds to daylight

It’s 2pm, my eyelids are drooping and my thoughts are sluggish. I feel like I need to summon all my willpower simply to remain awake, let alone get my mind into gear for an afternoon’s work. Part of m

FACT: We feel happier on sunny days. “Neurotransmitters in your brain, such as serotonin and melatonin, are impacted by exposure to sunlight and vitamin D levels in your body,” says Dr Unnati Desai, n

This is your cue to slow down, sit a little longer and let yourself linger, to choose simplicity over stress and joy over urgency, writes Kellie Gillespie-Wright