The workaround described only works only once, but not any more after
boot.
The reason is the missing service 'chrony' since the service 'ntp' isn't longer
supported by timedatectl. So the problem can be solved with:
$ sudo apt-get install chrony
$ sudo timedatectl set-ntp true
The option 'set-ntp' is quite irritating, but works with chrony.
** Package changed: ubuntu => chrony (Ubuntu)
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ubuntu-20.04.2 for raspberry, updating and installing errors
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