BST – British Summer Time (Summer Time)

British Summer Time or BST has a UTC+01:00 which means that the time zone is one hours behind from Greenwich Mean Time and it is located at the west of the Greenwich. British Summer Time or BST time zone is used during summer time and during standard time use Greenwich Mean Time or GMT time zone. .

• Europe

Email Time Zone Indicator: +0100

An E-mail sent from somebody inside the British Summer Time zone could have the time zone listed as +0100 inside the headers of the email. (However, +0100 ought not to be in British Summer Time, as different time zones might have an equivalent Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) offset.
- Note. UTC/GMT itself shows up as +0000; −0000 implies the time zone basically obscure you'll be able to ignore that. However, the time zone's name can seem like a part of the time zone offset (like +0000 (UTC/GMT)); you can overlook that.