Switzerland reverts to winter time on Sunday morning, with clocks going back one hour at 3am
The change gives us an extra hour on Saturday night and runs until the last Sunday of March 2027.
Switzerland adopted the twice-yearly switch in 1981 to avoid becoming a time island in Europe, following the 1970s oil crisis.
A growing number of sleep researchers now back scrapping the change in favour of permanent summer time, though they warn that would leave winter mornings darker
First taste of winter
Winter has arrived in the Alps
Potato shortage across the country
Switzerland is short of 130,000 tonnes of potatoes after the worst harvest on record, and shoppers can expect higher prices
Double surnames in marriage allowed once more
Switzerland is bringing back double surnames for married couples from 1 January next year
Switzerland/ EU ties grow closer
The Switzerland-EU package has cleared another hurdle today
Swiss exports grow
Swiss exports grew 2.6% in the third quarter to just under CHF 75 billion, confirming the recovery that began the previous quarter, according to figures released by the federal customs office on Tuesday
Travellers affected by French curfews
Swiss travellers heading into major French cities face a second night of targeted curfews after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu extended Monday's restrictions, saying they had contributed to a calmer first night
