- New research reveals that almost three in five people believe the twice-yearly clock change should be abolished.
- A survey by Travelodge, involving over 100,000 participants, found 57 per cent of respondents are against the practice.
- Public preference is split, with one in three favouring permanent British Summer Time for lighter evenings.
- Meanwhile, one in four preferring permanent Greenwich Mean Time for lighter mornings.
- The study also highlighted a broader issue, with one in five people reporting less than five hours of sleep per night, often due to stress or anxiety.
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