Time (BST) begins on the last Sunday of March, with clocks moving forward by one hour to increase evening daylight. This is done to make better use of daylight during summer, with origins traced to ...

British Summer Time (BST) has officially begun ... but nothing was done until the First World War. The turning point came when Germany moved clocks forward to conserve energy in the spring ...

During summer, central Europe therefore moves from Central European Time to Central European Summer Time. In Britain, where clocks are one hour behind, the kingdom moves from Greenwich Mean Time to ...

On the last Sunday of March, the country moves to British Summer Time (BST). The clocks will go forward at the end of March as the UK moves to British Summer TimeCredit: Getty The change sees the ...

The UK and several other European countries followed suit a few weeks later, and daylight savings soon became standard practice, with the US joining in 1918. The concept of British Summer Time was ...

British Summer Time (BST), also called daylight savings ... creating dozens of conflicting local times depending on where in the country you were. Researchers say that daylight savings boosts ...

Weeks after Germany introduced DST, other countries adopted the idea, including the UK, where it was named British Summer Time (BST). During World War Two, the UK introduced British Double Summer ...

59% of Britons would opt for the country to stay permanently on BST. Alex Mayer, Labour MP for Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard, has called for a “major overhaul of time” and a conversation ...

The UK and several other European countries followed a few weeks later, and daylight savings soon became the norm, with the US joining in 1918. The concept of British Summer Time was first ...

Here is everything you need to know about why and when the clocks go forward, as well as the impact on your body.