Alexandra Shulman writes that she experiences “no sleep at all” for three nights. In her account, she distinguishes the insomnia from other kinds of disturbed rest, such as tossing and turning due to stress and from getting only partial sleep during a heatwave. She says that after two nights of complete sleeplessness, she has a thought, implying she is trying to understand the cause of the lack of sleep. The excerpts provided from the Daily Mail and Mail Online mirror each other in describing the same pattern: not restless sleep, not sweaty half-sleep, but an absence of sleep across multiple consecutive nights. The materials do not specify what factor leads to the insomnia, and they do not include additional reporting, evidence, or details from medical professionals. The focus is on Shulman’s personal reflection on her sleep over those nights, including her attempt to interpret what is behind the change in her ability to sleep.