Napping

Can Britain Learn to Embrace Power Naps?

Jayne Morris | Posted 24.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Jayne Morris

Research indicates that a short 20-minute snooze is all it takes to lower stress hormone levels and super-charge your stamina. Naps been proven to be beneficial to your heart, hormonal maintenance and overall cell repair. They are brilliant at helping combat burnout. Napping also increases your creativity, productivity and alertness.

UKIP MEP Admits 'Pausing For Some Zeds' During Brussels Debate

The Huffington Post UK | Tom Moseley | Posted 12.03.2013 | UK Politics

A UKIP MEP has admitted dozing off during a debate. Are EU debates that boring? Roger Helmer was snapped reclining in the European Parliament's ...

WATCH: The Cat Nap Fail To End All Cat Nap Fails

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 27.04.2012 | UK Comedy

The video we've got for you above is a simple one. It shows a cat - as you may have guessed - having a nap. Then, all of a sudden, the cat fails at ha...

LOOK: BBC Breakfast Presenter Caught Napping On-Air

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 09.03.2012 | UK Comedy

Earlier this week, US political journalist Doug Luzader was caught 'sleeping' on the air. This morning, it's BBC Breakfast's Simon McCoy's turn to be ...

Dozing Off: the Product of my Time in Academia so Far

Lloyd Henning | Posted 10.01.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Lloyd Henning

It was one hazy afternoon in the first semester of my Freshers year that I found myself overcome by a most peculiar feeling. I had the urge lay down, close my eyes and have a wee kip. It was a confusing situation: wasn't napping only for bed-wetting toddlers and incontinent pensioners?