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When do the clocks go forward? Should daylight saving time be scrapped?
Thu, 26 Mar, 2026
IST, or daylight saving time (DST), lasts until the final Sunday in October, when the clocks go back an hour.
Poll: Are you fed up of the clocks going back?
Fri, 25 Oct, 2024
Some experts have argued that clock changes in March and October disrupt sleep and circadian rhythms, leading to sleep loss and short-term health issues.
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