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Will my phone or laptop's clock change automatically tonight?

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It's not long now until spring officially begins and the clocks go forward. Starting from tonight, we will be saying goodbye to Greenwich Mean Time and hello to British Summer Time, leading to more daylight in the evenings.

Unfortunately, this also means that you're going to get an hour less in bed tonight so it might be a good idea to get tucked in an hour early if you have to be up early.

It's always a bit confusing when the clocks change and many people can get caught out all too easily. If you have an analogue clock you will need to adjust the time on it yourself, or you can just leave it and add an extra hour in your head until the clocks go back again in autumn.

But, if you have an electronic device then you shouldn't need to put any effort into changing the time on it. Read more: One in 16 people thought to have Covid as rising rates near record highs However, this is not always the case and it's worth doing a precautionary check to your phone or laptop to make sure it's set to adjust the time automatically as many devices may not have these features as standard.

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