Independent minds. Short attention spans.22 October 2026
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The clocks change soon. Just not everywhere at once.

Britain goes first. Much of the US follows a week later. Your transatlantic meeting deserves a second look.

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In the United Kingdom, clocks go back one hour on Sunday 25 October 2026: at 2am, it becomes 1am. In US places that observe daylight saving time, the change happens on Sunday 1 November at 2am local time. These are different weekends.

That creates a short window when the time difference between the UK and participating US locations shifts. If you have a call across the Atlantic, check the invitation's local time rather than relying on your usual mental arithmetic.

Check the clocks that need manual attention, too: the oven, the wall clock and that alarm clock you refuse to retire. Follow the rules for your actual location; a UK reminder is not a worldwide instruction. Your oven, meanwhile, continues its campaign for an independent time zone.

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