British individuals simply cannot get to sleep in bed without looking into their social networks beforehand, according to a most up-to-date study.

Tech Digest have stated that a hotel-chain have released some research results, proclaiming that 72 per cent of United kingdom web browsers are unable to get some shut-eye until they take a look at his or her online social network websites such as Twitter and facebook to start with before going to bed.

The data demonstrates that generally Britons will spend 16 minutes every night being technically wise; by texting mates, writing on each other’s walls, and posting their statuses; as opposed to getting sexy and sexy underneath the sheets with their partner.

The peak speaking period on Facebook is apparently around 9.45pm.

An additional 18 percent of men and women ‘tweet’ every night in bed, for example in a Preston Hotel, whilst one in five catch up on the latest information and gossip from their favourite stars and chums on Twitter.

It is text messaging rather than on the web searching that’s the worse though. A major 65 per cent of Brits look at and mail texts as the final thing they do every night, with 20 per cent of men and women confessing to having stopped intimacy with their lover to check an incoming text message.

And so don’t forget to take a look your web profiles before you nod off at any Hotels Preston.