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UTC is nothing more than Greenwich Mean Time (or local time in London) but it is never adjusted for DST.
DST, btw, is mainly an American construction - if I remember correctly.
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UTC=GMT, but GMT is not always local time in London, the whole of the EU adjusts for DST. Most advances in time came from the English, they were the first to set all their clocks to GMT, reason being so railway schedules would make sense. England was also the first country to make laws regarding DST. During WWII the English set their clock forward UTC+2 in order to conserve energy.
UTC is nothing more than Greenwich Mean Time (or local time in London) but it is never adjusted for DST.
DST, btw, is mainly an American construction - if I remember correctly.
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UTC=GMT, but GMT is not always local time in London, the whole of the EU adjusts for DST. Most advances in time came from the English, they were the first to set all their clocks to GMT, reason being so railway schedules would make sense. England was also the first country to make laws regarding DST. During WWII the English set their clock forward UTC+2 in order to conserve energy.