Current Time in GMT (London)

About Greenwich Mean Time (London) (GMT/BST)

Greenwich Mean Time is the local civil time for the UK and the historical reference point (0°) for global longitude and timekeeping — the world's timezone system is still built around the Greenwich meridian.

GMT itself has no offset from UTC, but the UK switches to British Summer Time (UTC+1) for about seven months of the year.

• UTC offset: UTC+0 (GMT) / UTC+1 (BST)
• Daylight saving: The UK observes daylight saving as British Summer Time (BST, UTC+1) from late March to late October, reverting to GMT (UTC+0) the rest of the year.
• Common cities/regions: London, Dublin (Ireland), Lisbon (Portugal), Reykjavik (Iceland, no DST), Accra (Ghana)