Europe moves closer to scrapping summer-winter time changes

The European Union has taken another step towards abolishing the twice-yearly clock change which has been a rite of spring and autumn for decades.

Europe moves closer to scrapping summer-winter time changes

The European Union has taken another step towards abolishing the twice-yearly clock change which has been a rite of spring and autumn for decades.

A European Parliament committee voted 23 to 11 today to scrap the time change in 2021.

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