When do the clocks go back? Everything you need to know about the UK clocks change 2015

The clocks change from BST to GMT this weekend

BRITISH Summer Time is almost over and Britons can look forward to an extra hour in bed as the clocks change.

 

It's that time of the year again.

October signals the end of British Summer Time as clocks across the UK will revert to Greenwich Mean Time heralding brighter mornings, gloomy winter evenings and an extra hour in bed.

The clocks will change at 2:00 am on October 25th 2015.

 

Fortunately thanks to the ever-increasingly presence of technology in our lives, the change from BST to GMT is less of a hassle.

Modern smartphones – including Apple iOS, Android, Windows 10 – automatically update the time based on the time of year and your geolocation. 

Smartwatches, like the LG Watch Urbane and Apple Watch, update from the smartphone settings.

For iPhone users navigate to Settings > General > Date and Time then Set Automatically.

Android users can double-check your device will update during the night by navigating to Date and Time > Automatic date and time and Automatic time zone.

Ensure your device has either wifi or a working mobile data connection.