Tv Coverage

237SJ | 15:42 Fri 18th May 2018 | Film, Media & TV

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Yes, another thread about the wedding so if you don't like it, look away now. I`m going sailing first thing in the morning and want to video the coverage. I see there is coverage on BBC and ITV - which tends to be better for events like this do you think? I can only record one.

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Neveracrossword

The stuff inside will be from one camera/company/whatever and will be shown on all channels. The build-up will be different, each channel will have their own presenters/wafflers.

Sipowicz

No adverts versus adverts? No contest!

Georgiesmum

BBC will have unbroken coverage, no contest!

Zacs-Master

Yep, BBC every time.

Cloverjo

I didn't want to start another thread about the W word, so I'm jumping on the end of this one.

I was only going to look for a minute to see the dress but ended up watching the whole thing, blubbing like a baby. Beautiful dress. Didn't that guy go on a bit though?

Ama16

I watched on itv, no advert breaks.

sunny-dave

If you've got SKY Q, the UHD coverage is stunning - I had a quick look out of idle curiosity and even a profound republican like me was impressed with some of the pictures from inside the chapel.

Islay

I would watch the BBc coverage from the iplayer it was very good

pastafreak

I too was not going to watch...but as I couldn't resist seeing the dress being worn by one of my countrywomen...I was glued to the telly...blubbing a bit. Loved it! And she was a stunning bride.

237SJ

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Havent seen it yet. Lovely day for sailing though (when we eventually got some wind) Will watch this evening (I recorded BBC)