Princess Eugenie traveled to Nice, France, for the “Thirty Six for Coral” art exhibition on Thursday. The British royal ...

British Summer 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 ...

Also known as British Summer Time (BST), this changing of the clocks - moving them on one hour from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) - began in the UK in 1916 during the First World War. It was adopted ...

Staff at Bridgnorth's Old Mill Antiques Centre in Mill Street, Low Town, were busy changing time pieces to mark the end of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which officially ends at 1am on Sunday (March 30).

Every spring, the clocks must go forward as we move from Greenwich Mean Time into British Summer Time. A similar change happens in some other countries and so it's known more generally known as ...

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.

Labour MP Alex Mayer pressed the case for double British Summer Time (BST), dubbed “Churchill Time”, as a way of reducing energy usage, improving mental health and potentially reducing road ...

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 ...

"Bricklaying in British summertime can be a surprisingly challenging experience. With the sun shining bright, temperatures can soar, making it tough to maintain focus and ensure quality work.

The concept of British Summer Time was first introduced by the Summer Time Act 1916, following a campaign by builder William Willett. His initial proposal was to advance the clocks by 80 minutes ...