Left click stops working after sleep

Hi,
I have a MBA 2013 with a magic mouse that I use when at my office desk. If I close the lid or allow my MBA to go to sleep and then take it away from my desk to another office or room (beyond the distance of bluetooth), when I open my the lid my left-click stops working. Cursor can be moved and right click works but I can't left click anything.
If I then move back within the bluetooth range of the Magic Mouse I am also able to move the cursor and use right click, but again, the left click doesn't work on the Magic mouse either.
This is ridiculously frustrating as I regularly pick my laptop up and leave the office/house for meetings without first disconnecting my Magic Mouse cleanly (i.e. turning the mouse off whilst the MBA is in operation).
The ONLY solution to this issue when it happens is to reboot the MBA. This alone can take a couple of attempts as there is obviosuly no left-click so I have to manually CTRL-Q each app that stops me from rebooting (i.e. unsaved work, applications that sometimes need a force quit etc).
I have only noticed this issue since upgrading to Mavericks. I have tried different batteries in mouse etc, but I'm assuming that this is more of a software issue than a hardware one.
Any ideas?

Wish I could be more help but I don't have Mavericks to experiment with. I read a few comments by posting 'Mavericks and the Magic Mouse' into Google but there are so many references. And nothing positive as far as I can see. Hopefully we shall find someone else step in.

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Touchscreen stops working after waking up from sleep sometime it not working at all.
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