The Clocks Go Forward (short story)

	UNIT
	England, early 2005
	BBC
	BBC Web Team
	U.N.I.T. website
	2005
U.N.I.T. website fiction
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The Clocks Go Forward, prefixed as PRESS STATEMENT: The Clocks Go Forward on the story's page, was a short story released on the U.N.I.T. website as part of the UNIT Press Briefings series of in-universe, narrative press briefings.

Plot

A press briefing released by UNIT reminds the press and any other readers that the clocks go forwards at 01:00 on Sunday morning.

References

• Sunday is the beginning of British Summertime.

Notes

• While not stated in the story, the clocks went forwards on 27 March 2005, if British Summertime is the same in the DWU as it is in the real world.
  • If the date holds true, it means that this story is actually the sixth in the UNIT Press Briefings, chronologically.

Continuity

• to be added

External links

• The Clocks Go Forward at U.N.I.T. via the Wayback Machine