Some New England clocks stopped decades ago, said Greg Vasale, a 74-year-old industrial worker who fixes church-tower clocks as a side gig. Then COVID made things worse.

New England residents may be relishing the extra hour of sleep Sunday morning. However, studies have shown that the semiannual ritual of changing clocks has perhaps outlived its usefulness.

If you looked at your clock this morning and were surprised by the time, you’ll be happy to hear that the clocks have changed. The clocks went back at 02:00 this morning, giving you a lovely ...

The clock, which is located in Salisbury Cathedral in southern England, was commissioned by Bishop Erghum and dates from about 1386. There was apparently a mechanical clock already working in ...

The UK will bid farewell to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) this Sunday as the clocks spring forward, ushering in British Summer Time (BST) and longer daylight hours.

That means that the UK will still switch back to GMT at 02:00 on Sunday, October 25. And it will keep switching between GMT and BST for some time yet.

The clocks moved forward one hour on Sunday morning, which means we've said goodbye to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and welcomed British Summer Time (BST). This change happened at 1am, while most of ...

While we might not bother glancing upwards at it to tell the time, the clock tower remains a handy spot to meet our friends. For Steve Shorney, from Bristol, the Jubilee Clock Tower in Weymouth is ...