The UK will switch to British Summer Time at 1am on Sunday, meaning people will effectively lose an hour’s sleep and Mother’s Day arrives an hour earlier. The change – also known as daylight ...

However, it wasn't until 1916 that the UK started changing the clocks with the introduction of the first Daylight Saving Bill. The clocks don't turn back again until autumn, so we've got a while to ...

How to get your kids to sleep after the clocks go forward this Sunday - and get some sleep yourself ...

Tick tock, it’s time to change the clocks! The clocks go forward to British Summer Time (BMT) on the last Sunday in March every year, meaning we all lose an hour of our day (but don't panic ...

In other words, when will the clocks go forward? READ MORE: {{title}} And crucially, when will we enter British Summer Time (BST)? Although we'll technically lose an hour of sleep, the mornings ...

The clocks moved back one hour on Sunday 27th October, marking the annual move from British Summer Time (BST) back to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). It’s a very old tradition, dating back to 1916 ...

The clocks go forward by an hour as we move to British Summer Time at the end of March. The clock change, which comes at 1am on Sunday, March 30, will cause a sudden shift in the Ramadan timetable ...

The practice has been part of our calendar for decades. The change to British Summer Time (BST) - also known as daylight saving time (DST) signifies the end of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT ...

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The clocks go forward on Sunday, marking the beginning of British Summer Time (BST). This marks the end of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and will mean longer, lighter evenings from next week.

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