During summer, central Europe therefore moves from Central European Time to Central European Summer Time. In Britain, where ...

As southerners wind back their clocks on Sunday to again align with Queensland, it’s time they did so permanently.

Daylight saving takes place in about 70 countries around the world, with its merits hotly contested. British Summer Time started in 1916 ... votes with the most common vote being 10 (316, making up 34 ...

This Sunday we will change our clocks to go forward an hour and face around seven months of living in the “wrong time zone” as we enter Daylight Saving ... are in the UK. Come October, before ...

The shift into Daylight Saving Time is nearly upon us and with it the disturbances of our sleep and other daily rhythms from having to get up an hour earlier for the next seven months,' said Dr ...

But why do some people get so up in arms about the clocks changing - and why do we do it in the first place? Here is what you need to know... Why do we have daylight saving time? The change to ...

Senate Bill 1038, which passed the state Senate Tuesday, could set Oregon up to adopt either permanent standard time or permanent daylight saving time, depending on what the federal government ...

Clinical psychologist Michael Breus stops by TODAY to walk through some important changes to make if you want to get better ...

The UK will bid farewell to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT ... in the days leading up to DST so it has less of an impact. He said: “Because we cannot change the daylight saving time now, the thing ...

In contrast, the clocks go back one hour at 2am on the last Sunday of October, meaning people either wake up earlier or gain another hour of kip time. Daylight Saving Time was first brought in as ...

With this in mind, care expert Lee Cartwright from Mobility Solutions Direct has offered advice and guidance for those taking care of people with the disease before Daylight Saving Time this weekend.