Inbox time received doesn't reflect Daylight Savings - Timestamp Correct

The inbox list view in Mail of From, Subject, Date and Time Received does not reflect the correct time. The email itself in the header has the correct time received however the list view is an hour ahead. Considering the last time change was springing forward this is all the more strange as I would understand an hour behind...
How do I fix this?

I have the same problem.
I have an iPhone 5 and an iPad 2. 
On the iPhone, the red line on the day mode in calendar says the correct time BUT the line itself is exactly one hour behind.  Both in vertical and landscape mode when you look at the week.
On the iPad the line is off by an hour in both the day mode and week view.
I tested setting an alarm to see when it actually goes off in calendar mode. It went off at the time it was supposed to, but the line was still an hour behind.
Both are running iOS 7.0.6.

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