Full list of TV channels that are showing Prince Philip’s funeral today

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Prince Philip’s funeral will take place with 30 guests in St George’s Chapel this afternoon.

The Duke of Edinburgh will be laid to rest at 3pm in a service attended by his wife, the Queen, his four children and his eight grandchildren, alongside other extended members of the Royal Family.

While the public has been asked not to attend or gather at Windsor Castle, the funeral will be televised live so people can watch along at home.

Here’s a full list of the channels where you’ll be able to watch coverage of the day:

ITV

ITV’s coverage of the funeral will begin at 1:15pm.



Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attends a Service to Commemorate the Centenary of the Gallipoli and Anzac Campaigns in 2015
Prince Philip passed away peacefully aged 99, and will be laid to rest at St George’s Chapel

The programme will include reaction and tributes to the Duke from people around the country, and journalists will talk to members of the armed forces as they prepare to take part in the funeral procession.

Coverage will be led by Tom Bradby, who was a guest at the weddings of both Prince William and Prince Harry.

BBC

BBC’s live coverage of the funeral will begin at 12:30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Huw Edwards will be presenting from Windsor, and he will be joined by JJ Chalmers and Sophie Raworth through the afternoon.

There will then be a special programme at 8:10pm where Edwards will reflect on the events of the day.

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Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live will be covering the funeral from 2pm until 4:10pm.

Sky News

Sky will be broadcasting rolling coverage on the funeral throughout the day on both Sky News and YouTube.

At 2:40pm the Duke’s coffin will be brought out of Windsor Castle, and placed into a specially designed land rover.

The funeral procession will begin at 2:45pm, and see senior members of the Royal Family (including Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry) walk behind the coffin.

The pallbearers will pause on the steps of St George’s Chapel for a nationwide minute’s silence at 3pm, before the funeral begins.

Originally from https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/how-watch-prince-philips-funeral-23918782

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