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Whenever it is 2:30 PM in England, the time in Sweden is 3:30 PM. However, when the time in England is UTC + 1 hour, they don't call it Central European Time; they call it British Summer Time.
2:30 PM GMT in England = 3:30 PM CET in Sweden, and
2:30 PM BST in England = 3:30 PM CEST in Sweden.
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