RULE No 3: It's probably good sense, if you know you
sleepwalk and you are away from home, to close the catches on the bedroom windows and lock the door - provided you remember where you put the key in case of fire.
Liberal Democrat defence spokesman Paul Keetch said: "We must not
sleepwalk into conflict.
Children are more likely to
sleepwalk when over-tired or anxious.
Young people's dreams of serving in the Armed Forces will be dashed if they
sleepwalk, Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood has ruled.
HUDDERSFIELD owner and chairman Dean Hoyle has said he has no intention of letting the Premier League club "
sleepwalk into relegation".
About one in every 250 adults
sleepwalks once a week.
It was the second time Grigg has
sleepwalked out of the family farm in Tregeare, Cornwall.
The 10-year-old had
sleepwalked out of their room during the night..
Top brass are now rewriting policies to ban anyone who
sleepwalks, or has severe nightmares, from the armed forces.
Joey, who went on safari in South Africa and Uganda, said he'd not
sleepwalked since he was a child.
" Freeman said there washistory of sleepwalking in Queally's family - and the defendant had
sleepwalked from the age of five.
He told the coroner she had
sleepwalked for "ten years plus".
A COUNTY LOUTH racehorse trainer and businessman who took out a libel action against his former employers, after an incident in which he
sleepwalked naked, was yesterday awarded EUR10 million in damages.
He never
sleepwalks normally," said mother Nicky, aged 35.
Dozy teenager Robert Letham
sleepwalked out of a window - FORTY FEET UP.