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Funeral Coverage for the UK goes like this.

 

BBC: Breakfast will start at its normal time of 6 and run until 8. At that time, Huw Edwards and Fergal Keane will start all day reporting from London with David Dimbleby, who I haven’t seen since he left Question Time, and Kristy Young will report from Windsor. The program will run on BBC One, BBC Two, BBC News, BBC World News, BBC Parliament, and BBC iPlayer. This will also be on PBS and BBC America starting at a later time. BBC Two will be with British Sign Language. The BBC News will air at 5pm on BBC One with regional news at 5:50, The One Show starting at 6:15, Paddington 2 at 6:50, then a recap of the days events right after. BBC News at 10 will air for one hour. On the radio side, Radio 4, 5 Live, Radio Wales, and Radio Scotland will start at 9 and run until 1:30 and then restart at 2:30 and go until 5. BBC Local Radio will be from 10-2 with Radio 2 and 3 airing the funeral at 11. Radio 1, 1Xtra, BBC Asian Network, and Radio 6 Music will have news updates. Radio 1 Dance and Radio 1 Relax will simulcast Radio 1.  CBBC and CBeebies will air as normal. BBC Three and BBC Four will start at normal times of 7 that evening. 
 

ITV: Good Morning Britain will run from 6 until 9:30. At 9:30, Tom Bradby and Julie Etchingham will host the main coverage from Windsor until 6. Regional News will start at 6 with the ITV Evening News at 6:30. 7:30 will bring a recap of the last 10 days with a recap of the day at 9. Tom Bradby will then present the ITV News at 10 for a full hour with regional news afterwards. The full day will be broadcast on ITV and ITV 2, 3, 4, ITVBe, and CITV. 
 

Sky: As it has for the past 10 days, Sky News will have rolling coverage anchored by its team that have during the time period. The funeral will be broadcast live on all of the Sky channels. This will include Sky Showcase, Sky Max, Sky Arts, Sky History, and all the Sky Sports channels just to name a few. 
 

Channel 4: Channel 4 will not air the funeral, but will be showing programming related to the Royal Family including a documentary on the Queen’s Coronation in 1953. Channel 4 News will air at 1:25 and run until 2:50 and it’s main 7PM newscast until 8:30. The channel will air the two minutes of silence on the main channel and a few of its digital channels. 
 

Channel 5: Channel 5 will also not be broadcasting the funeral and will instead air it’s normal children's programming followed by The Emoji Movie, Stuart Little, Ice Age 3, and Sing. 5 News at 5 will run until 6:15. 
 

Global: All ads will be paused for 24 hours starting at Midnight. From 10 until 1, LBC’s Nick Ferrari will anchor coverage on all of Globals stations: Capital, Gold, Classic FM, Heart, Smooth, RadioX, and LBC News.

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3 hours ago, EVVTV12 said:

This will also be on PBS and BBC America starting at a later time.

 

Actually, BBC America and some PBS stations (WGBH and NHPBS are the two I know of) will be simulcasting it live. In addition, PBS will air a 90-minute "Events of the Day" version tomorrow night.

 

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U.S Coverage is as follows:

 

ABC:

Robin Roberts and David Muir live beginning at 5:15AM, also simulcast on ABC News Live

 

CBS:

Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell at 5:30AM, also simulcast on CBS News Streaming

 

NBC:

Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb and Lester Holt at 5:30AM,

 

FOX News:

Martha MacCallum, Ainsley Earhardt and Piers Morgan at 4AM

 

CNN:

Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett at 5AM, streaming for free online

 

MSNBC:

Chris Jansing from 3AM to 5AM. Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, Willie Geist and Katty Key as part of a special edition of Morning Joe from 5AM to 10AM.

 

PBS:

Simulcast of BBC coverage at 4AM

 

 

 

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PBS local stations are covering the funeral. BBC America is airing it with no L3 graphics. All cable networks except Fox Business and CNBC are covering the service.

 

Looks like WCBS went local for the first half hour of coverage and then went to the network at 6 o'clock ET. Not sure if other CBS O&Os did the same.

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7 minutes ago, iron_lion said:

PBS local stations are covering the funeral. BBC America is airing it with no L3 graphics. All cable networks except Fox Business and CNBC are covering the service.

 

Looks like WCBS went local for the first half hour of coverage and then went to the network at 6 o'clock ET. Not sure if other CBS O&Os did the same.

Was watching the feeds of WBZ and WCBS, they switched abruptly at the exact same time.

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Fox not covering it here, again. KYVE (PBS) is covering the service with no bumpers or chyrons on the screen.

 

Not noticing any coverage on Absolute Radio, Gold, Lyca, or Smooth. BBC radio networks only. Were they not allowed to simulcast the service??? You'd think on Britain's worst day of mourning in decades, that every radio and TV station in England would simulcast the service (well, except CBeebies).

Even grocery stores have shut down.

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46 minutes ago, VHSgoodiesWA said:

Fox not covering it here, again. KYVE (PBS) is covering the service with no bumpers or chyrons on the screen.

 

Not noticing any coverage on Absolute Radio, Gold, Lyca, or Smooth. BBC radio networks only. Were they not allowed to simulcast the service??? You'd think on Britain's worst day of mourning in decades, that every radio and TV station in England would simulcast the service (well, except CBeebies).

Even grocery stores have shut down.

FOX may have left it up to the local stations. KTTV/FOX LA took the FOX News feed for the early part of GDLA.

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