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No - that’s incorrect. From a civil time perspective, the UK keeps to GMT during the winter but BST during the summer. The difference (such as it is) is that G
by NovemberWhiskey 7y ago
No - that’s incorrect. From a civil time
perspective, the UK keeps to GMT during the winter but BST during the summer.
The difference (such as it is) is that GMT is a time zone and UTC is technically not: it is a time standard.
- atonse 7y agoIt's clear I didn't communicate this properly but that was my point – UTC is not a time zone like GMT. And I don't know the name of British DST (I used the american name), so yeah, bad wording but this was essentially what I was trying to communicate.