Normally, people would not want to sleep alone and would rather have something or someone to cling on. But a study seems to think otherwise.
A research team from Central Queensland University found that having a partner would be more disruptive than the usual irritating noise that people would complain about.
With about 13,000 people participating in a poll, 70 percent had been woken during the night; 35 percent were woken by a partner snoring, going to the bathroom, answering calls o
