Daylight-saving
It may be time to end summer time, European assembly says
EU Parliament passes resolution to re-evaluate daylight-saving time
The European Parliament said Europe should consider ending daylight-saving time because of potential benefits for human health.
The European Union assembly urged the bloc's regulators to re-evaluate the merits of the decades-old practice of capitalising on natural daylight by putting clocks forward by 60 minutes between late March and late October.
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