A Cornish man attempting to break the world record for sleep deprivation says he is feeling fine, despite being awake for more than a week.Tony Wright, 42, from Penzance, started his attempt to beat the current record at 0600 BST on 14 May.
The current record stands at 264 hours - 11 days.
Mr Wright said: "It's a bit difficult for me to say but I feel fine - there's a lot of pressure and there's been troughs of tiredness, but I feel OK."
He has been passing the time by playing pool and keeping an online diary.
In one of the entries, Mr Wright described his experience of nearly falling asleep on Saturday as: "The flat screen starts turning into a multi-dimensional portal to another world and the text into a welcoming entourage of giggling dancing pixies and elves.
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