[Python] Is the python datetime/pytz module faulty or have I made a simple error somewhere?

I think there may be a problem with the pytz/datetime module in python. Either that or I am not using it correctly.

Please look at the coding below which highlights the issues I'm currently facing. I've also given a quick synposis below of the 2 issues I'm having trouble solving at the moment.

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   The first issue I am facing is that python datetime module seems to think that on that date of 1/4/2024, the london timezone is behind UTC timezone by 1 minute! In actual reality on the 1/4/2024, london timezone is 1 hour ahead of UTC because this when the UK is using DST.
   
   
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   The 2nd issue is that the 'astimezone' method seems to incorrectly convert the london time of midnight on the 1/4/24 to 3am on the 1/4/24 in the Eastern European Timezone (EET). The correct coverted time should be 2am on the 1/4/2024.
   

Is the python datetime/pytz module faulty or have I made a simple error somewhere?

Coding:

from datetime import datetime
import pytz

# 1) Creating & outputting datetime object for the date 1/4/2024 in the london timezone
lndn_timezone=pytz.timezone("Europe/London")
lndn_datetime=datetime(2024,4,1,0,0,0,tzinfo=lndn_timezone)
print(lndn_datetime) # This shows that lndn_datetime is 1 minute behind UTC. Why? London time on 1/4/2024 should be UTC+01:00. NOT UTC-00:01 as is displayed.

# 2) Converting lndn_datetime to a datetime in EET (Eastern European Timezone) and displaying result.
eet_timezone=pytz.timezone("EET")
eet_datetime=lndn_datetime.astimezone(eet_timezone)
print(eet_datetime) # This has incorrectly converted london datetime to eet timezone. The result should be 1/4/2024 2am. NOT 3am as is displayed.

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