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UK Clocks Spring Forward to British Summer Time Tonight

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UK and Spain to Move Clocks Forward This Weekend as Israel Starts Daylight Time

Peaky Blinders: L’Immortel Debuts on Netflix, Concluding the Tommy Shelby Saga

UK Clocks Go Forward on March 29, Setting Up 9pm Summer Sunsets

British Summer Time Begins March 29; UK Clocks Move Forward One Hour at 1 a.m.

U.S. Daylight Saving Time Starts March 8, Ends November 1

The History of Sound Opens to Praise for Music, Questions About Its Romance

Publications Revisit Maurice Wilson’s 1934 Solo Everest Death

L'Humanité Reviews Pietro Marcello’s Eleonora Duse, an Intimate Portrait During the Rise of Fascism

Roundabout’s ‘Archduke’ Opens Off-Broadway to Cool Early Reviews

Communities Set Veterans Day Plans as Peace Groups Reclaim Armistice Focus

UK Clocks Go Back to GMT on October 26 at 2 A.M.

Canal+ Premieres Les Sentinelles, A WWI Super‑Soldier Drama

King Charles Visits World's Oldest Person, 116-Year-Old Ethel Caterham

Stanford Study Estimates Major Health Gains From Ending Clock Changes, Favoring Standard Time

Joe Wright’s Mussolini: Son of the Century Debuts on MUBI With Weekly Release

Pietro Marcello’s Duse Premieres in Competition at Venice as Critics Weigh a Stylized Portrait

World’s Oldest Living Person Ethel Caterham Turns 116 With Quiet Surrey Celebration

Roundabout Announces New York Premiere of Rajiv Joseph’s Archduke Starring Patrick Page

English Heritage Opens Exhibition of Servants’ Love Story Artifacts at Brodsworth Hall