When do the clocks change in the UK? Here's when the clocks will go forward this weekend
- The clocks will move forward by one hour at 1am on March 30, marking the start of British Summer Time.
- Research indicates that people lose an average of 40 minutes of sleep due to the clock change, affecting sleep patterns and overall mood.
- Sally Bonser from Silentnight recommends maintaining a consistent bedtime and reducing caffeine intake to improve sleep quality after the time change.
- The clock change can disrupt the circadian rhythm, affecting bodily functions like immune system recovery.
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The clocks will move forward by one hour tomorrow, marking the start of British Summer Time.While many of us look forward to lighter evenings, the time change comes with a cost to our sleep.Research shows that people lose an average of 40 minutes of sleep when the clocks change.This disruption to our sleep patterns can leave many feeling tired and groggy as they adjust to the new schedule.Sleep is crucial for our overall health and well-being, w…
Join the conversation: Should summer or winter time be abolished?
Tonight the clocks go forward one hour: at two o'clock in the morning the time jumps to three o'clock and summer time begins. This means that we sleep an hour less, but also that it stays light longer in the evening. For years there has been a discussion about abolishing summer time. If you could choose, would you go for winter time, summer time or can it stay as it is: summer and winter time?
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