Cal alarms tell me events are an hour later

my ical alarms tell me events are an hour later than actually put into ical.
i live +1 hour GMT, but have time zone support on.
ideas?

After a good few hours speaking to Tier 2 Applecare, the problem hasn't been fixed. It may be a hardware issue with the iPod or Mac....
Bearing in mind I live abroad, in a non-English speaking land, using MobileMe.
Here was their suggestion:
1 Open iSync - go to Preferences - reset history
2 Open System Preferences - International - Format - choose your country
3 Open iCal and check it matches your location, date and time
4 Still in Sys Prefs, go to MobileMe - Sync and sync now
*Option two!*
What I've done is a workaround:
1 Set Time Zone Support to London on the ipod, in Mail, Contacts & Calendars
2 In General Date & Time settings it's set for +1GMT, where I live
- this meant manually resetting the time to be correct
3 while enabling language/location settings on my Mac
This means iCal will be in a foreign language on the Mac, which is ok if you speak it.
Nevertheless, in syncing, it takes a couple of times to match between Mac and iPod.
If anyone has something better, please let me know.

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