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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 ...

HOUSEHOLDS across the country will lose an hour of kip as the clocks spring forward in the early hours of Sunday morning. British Summer Time (BST) begins at 1am on March 30 when the time automati ...

Yup, that’s right, the clocks are going forwards and we lose a sweet, sweet hour of sleep in return for even longer days. As with every year, the clocks change to British Summer Time on the ...

Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky has said that, after the death of author Hilary Mantel in 2022, there was discussion around cancelling the second instalment of the hit BBC historical drama.

In the UK, the custom of changing the clocks twice a year has been around for more than a century. We still have a short while until clocks change, therefore, make the most of your sleep before ...

The clocks are finally set to go forward in the next couple of days, marking the beginning of the Irish Summer Time and the coveted grand stretch in the evening. While some people may be mad that ...

Clocks went forward by an hour at 01:00 GMT today. It marked the end of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the start of British Summer Time (BST) or Daylight Saving Time (DST). If you struggle to ...

In other words, when will the clocks go forward? And crucially, when will we enter British Summer Time (BST)? Although we'll technically lose an hour of sleep, the mornings will be even lighter ...

In Ireland, the clocks 'spring forward' by one hour at 1am on the last Sunday of March (30 March, 2025). The clocks will then 'fall back' on the last Sunday of October (26 October, 2025).

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