The clocks will go backwards again on Sunday, October 26. Why do we change the clocks? Turning the clocks back allows us to have extra sunlight in the morning at the expense of th ...

BST - or daylight saving time (DST) - lasts until the final Sunday in October, when the clocks go back an hour. Early risers will notice darker mornings immediately after the March change, while ...

Evenings get lighter when the clocks go back. Meanwhile, mornings initially get darker than they are now. This can impact your sleep in the following ways... The time jump as the clocks spring ...

Clocks keep our routines consistent ... “I try to show them that time will still pass, and that things will go back to normal again.” Eighty per cent of us experienced the wobbles of linear time in ...

In the US, clocks moved forward on 9 March and will fall back again on 3 November 2025 - a week after the UK. Arizona and Hawaii are the only two states that don't observe DST. For countries on the ...

For years, Congress has tried to put a lock on the clock, get rid of seasonal time change and decide whether to make daylight ...

This year that will be on March 30. BST – or daylight saving time (DST) – lasts until the final Sunday in October, when the clocks go back an hour. Early risers will notice darker mornings ...

We ‘Spring Forward’ in the spring to welcome those longer days and we ‘Fall Back’ to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) every autumn. The clocks will go forward by an hour at 1am on Sunday (March 30).

It lasts from the last Sunday in March until the last Sunday in October, when the clocks go back an hour. It is common belief that DST was introduced to help give farmers more daylight hours to ...

Daylight saving finishes for people in NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT and won't return until October 5.

The clocks will go backwards again on Sunday, October 26. Turning the clocks back allows us to have extra sunlight in the morning at the expense of the same amount in the evening. The idea was ...