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Wildcard ·Saturday, October 24, 2026

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Clocks go back in Europe on 25 October and in the US and Canada on 1 November. Should we stop changing the clocks?

The EU voted to end clock changes in 2019, but member states still can't agree on whether to keep summer or winter time, so the switching continues.

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“Stop, and keep winter time. Lighter mornings and closer to the sun's real rhythm”

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Stop, and keep winter time. Lighter mornings and closer to the sun's real rhythm
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Stop, and keep summer time. Lighter evenings all year
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Stop, and I don't mind which. The switching is the problem
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Keep changing them. The seasonal shift suits how we live
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It depends where you live. Northern and southern countries have different needs
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I don't really notice. One hour barely affects me
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