68 m. ago Why do the clocks go forward and what impact does it have on your health?

The positive and negative impacts of daylight savings are hotly debated.

Events

8 h. ago Jack Butland throws down Rangers gauntlet to teammates as keeper lifts lid on what has gone wrong this season

The keeper admits this summer will be time for reflection and opened up on where they have gone wrong

Politics

10 h. ago When do the clocks change in the UK? Here's when the clocks will go forward this weekend

The clocks will go forward by an hour on Sunday, marking the start of British Summer Time.

Events

15 h. ago Kitchen cupboard staple will 'protect garden furniture and reduce cracking'

As the days get longer and the temperature starts to rise, it's time to start thinking about getting the garden ready for summer - and one kitchen cupboard staple can help

Politics

26 h. ago Minister rejects call for Britain to adopt ‘Churchill Time’ in the summer

Labour MP Alex Mayer used a Commons debate to make the case for double British summer time, which was adopted during the Second World War.

Politics

53 h. ago Brits observing Ramadan and Eid issued warning over Daylight Saving Time change

The clocks go forward by an hour as we move to British Summer Time at the end of March

Events

3 d. ago What date do the clocks go forward: how can British Summer Time affect your finances

As the days get longer, it's easy to forget how the clock change can impact your wallet 💸

Events

3 d. ago The Alienation Effect by Owen Hatherley review – how immigrants reshaped postwar Britain

Behind many symbols of quintessentially British culture – from Picture Post to Pevsner’s guides – were refugees who fled Europe in the 1930s and 40sIn the early 1940s, the publisher Collins launched a series of books called Britain in Pictures – “bright, slim volumes”, as Owen Hatherley calls them, on such quintessential national subjects as cricket, inns, “English clocks” and “British explorers”, written by the likes of John Betjeman, Edith Sitwell and George Orwell. It’s hard to imagine a more patriotic project (“a paroxysm of island backslapping”, Hatherley says) except that, “at every level except for the texts”, this was “an entirely central European endeavour”.Its mostly female staff of designers, editors, typographers and publishers was made up of recent refugees from countries that had succumbed to fascism, many of whom had to be released from internment on the Isle of Man in order to work on the books. Adprint, the company that produced and packaged Britain in Pictures, was...

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4 d. ago When does it get light in 2025 and why do clocks change in the UK?

Get ready for longer days as we spring forward into British Summer Time

Politics

4 d. ago What will Donald Trump's tariffs mean for you? How they could affect your finances

This is Money explains what tariffs are, how they work and are implemented and how they could affect the cost of living, savings, investments and pensions for people in Britain.

Politics

4 d. ago Hydrangeas are revived instantly by adding one common vegetable to the soil

If you want your hydrangea to grow as healthy as possible in time for summer, then experts recommend planting them with this one popular vegetable you probably have in the pantry

Politics

5 d. ago Monty Don's urgent warning to anyone feeding their garden plants this spring

If you're trying to grow your plants in time for the summer, you should be careful how you're feeding them. An expert warns that the wrong amount of food can be harmful

Events

8 d. ago When do the clocks go forward? Exact start date of British Summertime 2025

Scots will have been pleased to see some daylight on their way to work recently - and there is more to come

Events

8 d. ago 'I've spotted how to get my favourite Skechers flip flops for £13 in a deal stack'

Now's the time to get sandals for summer and writer Narin Flanders has found a way to save money on the most comfy pair she's ever owned

Economics

8 d. ago Canada’s Alistair Johnston: ‘Our country is under threat, under attack’

The Celtic defender’s star has risen alongside his country’s soccer fortunes as they prepare for a potential Nations League clash with the USThe style and system Jesse Marsch has moulded for the Canadian men’s national team is predicated on pressure; hemming in and harrying opponents until they are deprived of options. It is lovingly labelled the ‘maplepress,’ and it turns out its principles also apply to wedding planning.Alistair Johnston, one of the spiritual leaders of Marsch’s rapid Canadian revolution over these past 10 months, will tie the knot this summer. When his fiancée Peyton Pesavento looked for time, she was immediately hemmed in. “I only had one date that I could give her in the next two calendar years!” the Celtic defender says with a smile. Continue reading...

Events

1 week ago Next shoppers bag 'stylish' and 'fun' £35 jumpsuit in time for summer holidays

Fashion fans jetting off to warmer climates this summer are updating their holiday-wear with this "fun to wear" jumpsuit.

Economics

1 week ago Arsenal and Liverpool face Alexander Isak reality as rivals offer what they can't

Arsenal and Liverpool are expected to battle again this summer, this time for Alexander Isak's signature, but both sides could miss out on the Newcastle striker

Politics

1 week ago Festival fans can get a Belkin power bank for £5 in time for the summer

This power bank is the perfect festival companion for 2025

Economics

2 w. ago ‘Impressive’ mould and algae remover bought by 10,000 shoppers that ‘lasts longer than a pressure wash’

Time to get the garden looking summer sunshine ready

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2 w. ago The vibrant blue shipping container restaurant opening by beautiful North Coast 500 beach in time for summer

There will soon be a colourful addition to the north west coast of Scotland

Society