Marleen (39) learned to convert her anger and trauma into strength for herself and her son: ‘I think the worst thing is that my son was afraid of my outbursts of anger’

Join the discussion: Should winter or summer time be abolished?

Tonight the clocks go back one hour: at three o’clock in the morning the time jumps to two o’clock and winter time begins. This means that we sleep an hour longer, and that it will be light a little earlier in the morning, before the months will soon begin when it is still dark for many people when they have to leave the house. There has been discussion for years about abolishing winter time and/or summer time. If you had a choice, would you go for winter time, summer time or can it remain as it is: winter and summer time?