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From BBC Two website:
Then this from BBC One site:
And for the 10:50pm coverage:
Looks like both BBC One & BBC Two will be replaying each other's stuff for some of the day - but it should be good!
ALSO BBC One's gone green for Live Earth - BBC One - Live Earth Ad & is being discussed here
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Over 100 of the world's greatest musicians unite in support of Live Earth, the largest series of global music concerts ever staged.
Jonathan Ross kicks off the marathon broadcast speaking to a host of international superstars and special guests about the day's music and the environmental issues behind the concerts.
At 1.30pm, the live London concert commences from the sensational Wembley Stadium - a show with a fantastic line up of performers throughout the day, including Genesis, Razorlight, Black Eyed Peas, Keane, Snow Patrol, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, James Blunt, Kasabian, Beastie Boys, Duran Duran and Madonna.
Making sure viewers don't miss out on any of the event's must-see moments and catching up with more of the guests is Graham Norton, while Edith Bowman is in the thick of things by the stage reporting on all the action.
David Shukman, Roger Harrabin and Kate Silverton will be on hand to provide expert comment, context and analysis of the issues.
Their aim? To raise awareness about one of the biggest issues of our time - climate change.
From Europe to Asia and Australia to Africa, this phenomenal series of concerts spans seven continents reaching an estimated global audience of two billion people, a third of the world's population. Live Earth is created by former US Vice President Al Gore and Live 8 organiser Kevin Wall.
Plus, highlights from concerts around the world, including Sydney, Tokyo, Kyoto, Johannesburg, Shanghai, Istanbul and Hamburg.
Coverage continues on BBC ONE.
Jonathan Ross kicks off the marathon broadcast speaking to a host of international superstars and special guests about the day's music and the environmental issues behind the concerts.
At 1.30pm, the live London concert commences from the sensational Wembley Stadium - a show with a fantastic line up of performers throughout the day, including Genesis, Razorlight, Black Eyed Peas, Keane, Snow Patrol, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, James Blunt, Kasabian, Beastie Boys, Duran Duran and Madonna.
Making sure viewers don't miss out on any of the event's must-see moments and catching up with more of the guests is Graham Norton, while Edith Bowman is in the thick of things by the stage reporting on all the action.
David Shukman, Roger Harrabin and Kate Silverton will be on hand to provide expert comment, context and analysis of the issues.
Their aim? To raise awareness about one of the biggest issues of our time - climate change.
From Europe to Asia and Australia to Africa, this phenomenal series of concerts spans seven continents reaching an estimated global audience of two billion people, a third of the world's population. Live Earth is created by former US Vice President Al Gore and Live 8 organiser Kevin Wall.
Plus, highlights from concerts around the world, including Sydney, Tokyo, Kyoto, Johannesburg, Shanghai, Istanbul and Hamburg.
Coverage continues on BBC ONE.
Then this from BBC One site:
Quote:
Coverage of the world's biggest music spectacular continues with Jonathan Ross, Graham Norton and Edith Bowman, with more sensational performances from artists at Wembley including the Black Eyed Peas and Madonna. Plus interviews with the show's superstars and highlights from concerts around the world.
And for the 10:50pm coverage:
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Once the Wembley extravaganza is finished, coverage continues featuring the international artists performing at concerts in New York and Rio De Janeiro.
Looks like both BBC One & BBC Two will be replaying each other's stuff for some of the day - but it should be good!
ALSO BBC One's gone green for Live Earth - BBC One - Live Earth Ad & is being discussed here
