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Clocks across Europe will change to European Summer Time at 2 a.m. tonight. The clocks will go forward one hour. It will mean 1 hour less in bed tonight. On a more positive note, it will also mean longer evenings, with sunset tomorrow at around 7.30 p.m.
The idea of changing to European Summer Time began in 1980 to make better use of daylight.
Only Greenland, Belarus, Russia, Iceland and Turkey keep the same time all year round.
European Summer Time will end on the 27th of October.
Today's stage of the Tour de France finished in a bunch sprint in Pau. However, Slovenian cyclist Primož Roglič did not take part after crashing yesterday.
Prime Minister Robert Golob has confirmed that Slovenia will purchase 8-wheeled armoured personnel carriers, or APCs, from the Finnish company Patria.
Reigning Slovenian football champions Celje had a comfortable victory over Flora of Tallinn in Estonia last night.
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