As autumn sets in and the nights start to draw longer, it’s finally time to officially say goodbye to British Summer Time.
At 2.00am this morning, Britain wound back the clocks and dragged the country into another five months of Greenwich Mean Time.
But while you might have enjoyed the extra hour in bed, many countries around the world have already abandoned the annual time shift.
Now, experts are joining a growing chorus of calls for Britain to join them.
While Daylight Saving Time (DST) was once common around the world, Britain is now well and truly in the minority.
About half of all countries
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