My heartburn, back pain and insomnia could all be down to firing up my laptop in BED. This is why this form of WFH can be so bad for you

Now that I no longer have school runs, I don’t have to live by my alarm clock.

Every morning I let the dogs out at around 6.30am and then snuggle back down in bed for two or three hours with my laptop and my deadlines.

This seems perfectly sensible to me and I’m pleased to learn that, although I may be physically alone, I join millions who’d rather work from bed than head downstairs to a desk.

MattressNextDay recently surveyed 1,000 UK adults and found that nearly half (48 per cent) of people who regularly work from home do so from bed.

And with

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