I only get 11 minutes of daylight a day – and this is what it's doing to my health

Today I saw the sun for precisely 11 minutes. When I rose at 7.30am, it hadn’t bothered to get up yet. By the time I took the bins out at four, it had shrugged its shoulders and retired. If it hadn’t been for a quick sprint to Sainsbury’s at lunchtime, I wouldn’t have had any daylight at all.

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