Clocks go forward in UK as daylight saving returns
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Clocks go forward in UK as daylight saving returns
Clocks moved forward by one hour in the United Kingdom on Sunday, marking the start of British Summer Time (BST), as the long-standing practice of daylight saving once again stirred debate over its health effects and relevance. The shift, which took effect at 1am GMT, has cost Britons an hour of sleep but brought lighter evenings as spring sets in. The practice, commonly remembered by the phrase “spring forward, fall back”, has been in place for…
Clocks going forward could land you hefty £5k fine and driving ban - The Mirror
Every spring we're a nation who wake up wondering if we're looking at the correct time and whilst many devices change automatically it's the ones which don't that can cause problems
Did the clocks go forward or back today and do other countries change theirs?
You may not feel well rested, but it’ll be worth it (Picture: Geoffrey Swaine/Shutterstock) If you woke up feeling a bit groggy this morning, that might be because you had an hour of sleep cruelly ripped away from you. The clocks sprung forward an hour last night, meaning an hour less in bed – but it’s not all bad news. British Summer Time (BST) has officially begun, meaning more sunshine throughout the day and into the evening. Though a stolen …
Daylight Saving Time starts on Sunday, March 30: should we move the clocks forward or back an hour?
Daylight saving time runs from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October. Is changing the clocks good for you? And when does winter time start again?
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