Is the UK Currently Observing GMT or BST?

Find out if the UK is on GMT or BST right now. Learn about the seasonal time changes in the United Kingdom.

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The UK switches between GMT and BST. BST (British Summer Time) starts on the last Sunday in March and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) resumes on the last Sunday in October. Check the current date to determine if the UK is observing GMT or BST now.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the difference between GMT and BST? GMT is Greenwich Mean Time, used in winter, while BST is British Summer Time, observed in summer months.
  2. When does the UK switch from GMT to BST? The UK switches to BST on the last Sunday in March each year.
  3. How can I check the current time in the UK? You can easily check the current time in the UK by searching online or using a world clock app.
  4. When does GMT resume in the UK? GMT resumes in the UK on the last Sunday in October.

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