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People struggling to sleep as longest heatwave in 42 years continues
3 monthes ago - By Daily Mail
Experts say more people are struggling to sleep as the weather remains hot in the UK, because there are specific temperatures at which our bodies sleep best - they recommend freezing water bottles.
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