On a recent episode of Question Time, host David Dimbleby was interrupted by his mobile phone going off. Dimbleby revealed that the alarm was set to remind him it was "time for bed". It was 9.08pm. Generally speaking, what sort of time to you consider to be your bedtime?

On a recent episode of Question Time, host David Dimbleby was interrupted by his mobile phone going off. Dimbleby revealed that the alarm was set to remind him it was "time for bed". It was 9.08pm. Generally speaking, what sort of time to you consider to be your bedtime? Published on 18 July 2017 → Survey conducted on 18 July 2017 on 4283 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Earlier than 9pm

9pm or later

9.30pm or later

10pm or later

21%

10.30pm or later

19%

11pm or later

16%

11.30pm or later

10%

Midnight or later

13%

Don't know

Earlier than 9pm

9pm or later

9.30pm or later

10pm or later

21%

10.30pm or later

19%

11pm or later

16%

11.30pm or later

10%

Midnight or later

13%

Don't know

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