Iphone automatically changes time every night

My iPhone 4 changes the time by one hour every night without fail. i have only had it this week, so it may be due to daylight savings??
i have 'set automatically' turned off, however the time changes itself every day.
any advice would be greatly appreciated, i am getting sick of having to use my old phone for an alarm clock!!

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