Clocks in the UK will switch on Sunday, October 25 at 2am. This will move time back by one hour, ending Daylight Saving Time. The change is part of talks about the pros and cons of switching time zones. Recent talks have included the old history of the clock change and health warnings about the practice. The shift will change daily schedules and may affect people with health issues sensitive to time changes. Sunday will see the clocks change, adjusting the time by one hour. This adjustment will signal the end of Daylight Saving Time. The decision to change the time is based on recent conversations about the advantages and disadvantages of altering time zones. Recent discussions have examined the past of the clock change and highlighted health issues related to the practice. The shift will affect regular routines and may have an effect on people with health issues that are react to time adjustments.