The Diamond Jubilee is set to be the biggest national celebration since the Royal Wedding in April 2011. So it comes as little surprise that live footage will be on the television and radio over the weekend.
Most television channels including BBC, ITV and Sky have chosen to return to the correspondents who covered the Royal Wedding. Huw Edwards and Sophie Raworth are at the helm of the BBC’s Diamond Jubilee coverage. Phillip Schofield and Julie Etchingham will be taking the reins at ITV and Dermot Murnagham, Eamonn Holmes and Sarah Hewson will be reporting for Sky News.
You’ll be able to watch live footage throughout most of the weekend on all channels so stay tuned!
What I’m looking forward to watching over the Diamond Jubilee weekend.
- The Diamond Jubilee Concert with coverage from comedians Rob Brydon, Miranda Hart and Lee Mack on BBC One Monday 4th June from 7.30pm.
- River Pageant special with Huw Edwards, Sophie Raworth and Matt Baker on BBC One Sunday 3rd June from 1.30pm.
- All the Queen’s Horses: A Diamond Jubilee Special on ITV1 Sunday 3rd June 6.30pm.
- Gary Barlow: On Her Majesty’s Service on BBC One Sunday 3rd June 7.30pm.
- Diamond Jubilee Highlights Special – BBC One Tuesday 5th June 10.35pm.
Watch to watch in the run up to the weekend.
- The Queen and I – ITV 8pm tonight- Ordinary people sharing their personal encounters with The Queen over her reign.
- A tribute to the Queen by Prince of Wales- BBC 1 8pm 1st June- A personal tribute from Prince Charles which includes unseen images and home movies of the Queen.
- Elizabeth: Queen, Wife, Mother- ITV 9pm 1st June- Alan Titchmarsh presents a touching documentary for the Diamond Jubilee. This documentary gives a personal insight into the Queen by her closest family including Princes William and Andrew and Princess Anne.
Top Coverage Tip: Remember that most news channel including BBC, ITV and Sky News will be keeping up to date online coverage of the Diamond Jubilee with special news updates, Twitter Feeds and Facebook statuses.
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