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13 Sep 2024
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Pitcairn Islands
United Kingdom
11:37:39 PM
11 Nov 2024
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Cayman Islands
United Kingdom
2:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Turks and Caicos Islands
United Kingdom
2:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Anguilla
United Kingdom
3:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Bermuda
United Kingdom
3:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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British Virgin Islands
United Kingdom
3:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Montserrat
United Kingdom
3:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Falkland Islands
United Kingdom
4:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
United Kingdom
5:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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United Kingdom
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Saint Helena
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Ascension Island
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Tristan da Cunha
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Guernsey
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Isle of Man
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Jersey
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Akrotiri
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Dhekelia
United Kingdom
7:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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Gibraltar
United Kingdom
8:37:39 AM
12 Nov 2024
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British Indian Ocean Territory
United Kingdom
1:37:39 PM
12 Nov 2024
Local facts
The United Kingdom follows UTC+0:00, which is known as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). During Daylight Saving Time (DST), the clocks are shifted to UTC+1:00, referred to as British Summer Time (BST).
Yes, DST is observed.
The UK shares the same time zone, GMT or UTC+0:00, with Portugal, Ireland, and a few smaller countries. It is one hour behind countries in Central Europe, which operate on UTC+1:00.
The difference with the United States ranges from 5 to 8 hours, depending on the U.S. location. The UK is ahead of the U.S., with Eastern Standard Time (EST) being 5 hours behind GMT.
Major industries include:
Finance: London is one of the world's leading financial centers, home to the London Stock Exchange and numerous banking institutions.
Technology: The tech industry is growing rapidly, with London becoming a major hub for tech startups and innovation.
Manufacturing: The UK has a strong manufacturing base, particularly in aerospace, automotive, and defense industries.
Creative Industries: The UK is known for its contributions to film, music, literature, and fashion, with global exports like The Beatles, British fashion designers, and award-winning films.
Agriculture: Though not as significant as other sectors, agriculture is important, particularly in the production of cereals, livestock, and dairy.
Finance: London is one of the world's leading financial centers, home to the London Stock Exchange and numerous banking institutions.
Technology: The tech industry is growing rapidly, with London becoming a major hub for tech startups and innovation.
Manufacturing: The UK has a strong manufacturing base, particularly in aerospace, automotive, and defense industries.
Creative Industries: The UK is known for its contributions to film, music, literature, and fashion, with global exports like The Beatles, British fashion designers, and award-winning films.
Agriculture: Though not as significant as other sectors, agriculture is important, particularly in the production of cereals, livestock, and dairy.
Local trivia and geography include:
Geography: The UK consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with diverse landscapes including hills, mountains, and coastline.
Trivia: The UK is home to landmarks such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Stonehenge, and boasts some of the worldβs most famous universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.
Geography: The UK consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with diverse landscapes including hills, mountains, and coastline.
Trivia: The UK is home to landmarks such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Stonehenge, and boasts some of the worldβs most famous universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.
Cultural highlights include:
History: The UK is steeped in history, from the Roman occupation and medieval castles to its imperial legacy.
Music: The country is a global leader in the music industry, with iconic bands and artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Adele, and Ed Sheeran.
Theatre: Londonβs West End is world-renowned for its theatre productions, with famous shows like Les MisΓ©rables, The Lion King, and Phantom of the Opera.
Literature: The UK has a rich literary history, with authors such as William Shakespeare, J.K. Rowling, and Jane Austen shaping global literature.
History: The UK is steeped in history, from the Roman occupation and medieval castles to its imperial legacy.
Music: The country is a global leader in the music industry, with iconic bands and artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Adele, and Ed Sheeran.
Theatre: Londonβs West End is world-renowned for its theatre productions, with famous shows like Les MisΓ©rables, The Lion King, and Phantom of the Opera.
Literature: The UK has a rich literary history, with authors such as William Shakespeare, J.K. Rowling, and Jane Austen shaping global literature.
Key national holidays include:
New Yearβs Day (January 1): A celebration of the new year with parties, parades, and fireworks.
Christmas Day (December 25): The major holiday, celebrated with family gatherings, feasts, and gift-giving.
Bank Holidays: These occur throughout year, typically in May, August, and December, when most people have the day off from work to enjoy public celebrations.
Bonfire Night (November 5): A commemoration of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605, marked by fireworks, bonfires, and effigies of Guy Fawkes.
New Yearβs Day (January 1): A celebration of the new year with parties, parades, and fireworks.
Christmas Day (December 25): The major holiday, celebrated with family gatherings, feasts, and gift-giving.
Bank Holidays: These occur throughout year, typically in May, August, and December, when most people have the day off from work to enjoy public celebrations.
Bonfire Night (November 5): A commemoration of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605, marked by fireworks, bonfires, and effigies of Guy Fawkes.