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Almost half of Brits struggle to sleep during hot weather
A poll of 2,000 adults found 35% struggle to keep homes cool, as a pop-up heat-relief hub helped fans at Boxpark Shoreditch.
- A OnePoll survey of 2,000 adults reveals that 45 per cent complain feeling hot stops them from fully enjoying summer, despite 39 per cent citing it as their favorite season.
- Beyond the heat itself, 35 per cent struggle to keep homes cool, while sweaty transport journeys affect 23 per cent and working on sunny days troubles 22 per cent.
- To help fans beat the heat, the Keep Your Cool Zone at Boxpark Shoreditch offered a cooling pit stop during the World Cup quarter-final as England faced Norway on Saturday.
- CEO PinPepKate Dohaney stated the heat can "take the shine off the season," yet 18 per cent remain keen to make the most of summer sport despite the discomfort.
- While 48 per cent anticipate warmer months as soon as winter ends, nearly a quarter subsequently struggle to concentrate when temperatures rise, highlighting the gap between expectation and reality.
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Wales OnlineNearly half of Brits report sleep issues and low energy during summer heatwave
A poll of 2,000 adults found that almost half of Brits struggle to sleep during hot weather, leaving them feeling tired and low on energy this summer
·Coventry, United Kingdom
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Nearly half of Brits can't sleep in the heat – and it's ruining their summer
A poll of 2,000 adults found that 45% of Brits say feeling hot and uncomfortable stops them from fully enjoying summer, with sleep deprivation among the top complaints during the heatwave
·London, United Kingdom
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