British Double Summer Time
now historical
noun
The daylight saving time used in the United Kingdom under emergency regulations, two hours ahead of GMT (UTC), and in force in the summer months of 1941-5 and 1947; abbreviated BDST.
- Also called Double British Summer Time..
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in The Motor.
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