Autumn brings pleasant comforts as the leaves change colour and mornings turn crisp - but it also marks the end of Daylight ...

Experts have warned that three lesser-known signs of dementia could appear after the clocks go back. With the end of British ...

So this year, the clocks will go back by an hour next weekend, on Sunday October 27. At 1.59am, instead of the clocks ticking ...

A charity told people to stay alert to some more specific symptoms that might occur following the clocks changing on October ...

"I'm not running or cycling because it's too dark in the evening and it's not safe to do the things that help maintain my ...

It’s official: autumn is well and truly upon us, which means it’s nearly time for the clocks to go back.While the arrival of ...

While most of us welcome an extra hour’s sleep, the system of changing the clocks twice a year can be controversial due to ...

Most of us will be able to enjoy an extra hour of blissful rest in our cosy, warm beds next week when the clocks go back.This ...

At 02:00 BST on 27 October clocks will go back by one hour, providing an extra hour in bed for many. However, it also signals ...

Autumn is a season of change, not just in the colour of leaves and the crispness of mornings, but also in our timekeeping.

Clocks will be turned back an hour on the last Sunday in October, marking the end of British Summer Time (BST) ...

According to timeanddate.com, the clocks will go back one hour on Sunday, October 27th. This will mark the end of daylight ...