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MILLIONS will enjoy an extra hour in bed as the clocks go back in the early hours of Sunday morning. British Summer Time (BST) ends at 2am on October 27, when the time reverts back an hour to 1am.

Don’t fall below the national minimum wage If an employee who is paid at or near the national minimum wage or the national living wage rate works an extra hour when the clocks go back, the employer ...

Okay, never mind. The clocks are going back this weekend. Does that mean I lose an hour or get an extra hour in bed? When does it happen again? Does my phone change automatically? It’s the last ...

The reality is that the clock change only gives people a little extra sleep – not a full hour ... In the study, nearly 12,000 people in a large ongoing research project called UK Biobank ...

HOUSEHOLDS across the UK will get an extra hour in bed this weekend when the clocks change. They will go back one hour at 2am on October 27, the last Sunday of the month, signalling the end of ...

This year, the clocks will go backwards by one hour at 2am on Sunday 27 October, giving us an extra hour in bed as we prepare for the colder winter months. While most of us welcome an extra hour ...

Packham adds: “For example, you could shift your bedtime earlier by an extra 15 minutes each day in the lead up to the clock change ... Plenty of modern habits have a tendency to sabotage ...

In the era before mobile phones, when watches were expensive, the clock was well-used by train passengers to watch their time. Officials thought three extra minutes would give travellers more time ...

The end of daylight saving time means an extra hour of sleep, earlier sunrises and, for some, an especially long Saturday night.

This morning at 2:00 a.m., the clocks fell back an hour marking the end of daylight saving time. How do people use that extra hour? Well, I, for one, use it to just feel better about my day.