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Yes - Tom is known to be well liked by William and Harry. He was ITV News's Royal Correspondent for a number of years.
I knew he was friends and got the scoop with Prince William and then Kate’s first interview. But with his insomnia I wasn’t sure.
No, there's no need. There's no regional news on Breakfast at the weekends, and BBC One daytime doesn't do anything regional except for the local news after the national scheduled bulletins (usually lunchtime, teatime and late). The wedding programme goes out complete to all BBC One viewers across the UK.
Elsewhere in the schedule, there are some differences for sport in the nations, but that all happens later in the day today.
PS - thanks for the screencaps earlier. The NBC backdrop is stunning, and still looks great in the background on tight presenter shots. MSNBC also appears to have secured good vantage points. The CNN 3-way split screen approach isn't really doing anything for me.
Thanks about the ops. The PQ on the walls back at 30 Rock are so detailed I’m thinking there’s a 4K camera or two just sending back the view.
NBC are captioning the location as London!
They are saying Windsor on air. Yet the MSNBC caption is Windsor.
Yes it was
Is one of the guest Tom Bradby? Camera was on him a few times.
Yes - Tom is known to be well liked by William and Harry. He was ITV News's Royal Correspondent for a number of years.
I knew he was friends and got the scoop with Prince William and then Kate’s first interview. But with his insomnia I wasn’t sure.
Also will BBC One provide opts to the regions outside of the ceremony portion?
No, there's no need. There's no regional news on Breakfast at the weekends, and BBC One daytime doesn't do anything regional except for the local news after the national scheduled bulletins (usually lunchtime, teatime and late). The wedding programme goes out complete to all BBC One viewers across the UK.
Elsewhere in the schedule, there are some differences for sport in the nations, but that all happens later in the day today.
PS - thanks for the screencaps earlier. The NBC backdrop is stunning, and still looks great in the background on tight presenter shots. MSNBC also appears to have secured good vantage points. The CNN 3-way split screen approach isn't really doing anything for me.
Thanks about the ops. The PQ on the walls back at 30 Rock are so detailed I’m thinking there’s a 4K camera or two just sending back the view.
NBC's special edition of Today is streaming here if anyone wants it:
http://www.nbcnews.com/video/royal-wedding-watch-live-as-prince-harry-meghan-markle-marry-1231217219971
http://www.nbcnews.com/video/royal-wedding-watch-live-as-prince-harry-meghan-markle-marry-1231217219971
NBC are captioning the location as London!
They are saying Windsor on air. Yet the MSNBC caption is Windsor.






