Daylight savings - on & off settings

I have set the clock on my wife's iPod to take into effect daylight savings starting in Australia. We also have London time on the iPod- (Extras > Clock) but there is not an option to turn daylight savings off, so London time is showing one hour ahead of the actual time.
Any ideas??

Thanks for the suggestion, but this doesn't effect the clocks in the Extras>Clocks as they are seemingly based off the time set on the iPod. i.e. if I set the time an hour ahead, the London clock is still out.
On my 5th gen iPod, as you are probably aware if you have an Extra > Clock you could press the centre of the click wheel to bring up an edit screen to change things like daylight savings. I thought the new nanos would have a similar feature.
Cheers,
Adam

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