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[gertrudecloset]

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@World Traveler wrote:

I would think that most networks would carry, besides the BBC; and cable news networks. Pretty big thing since Britain used to have control over so many other countries, and he is so well known. 

I want to watch it and will record it on various outlets, but think the cable channels will have better coverage without commercial breaks (I hope!).

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I would expect to see this in Australia (If I lived there); New Zealand, Ireland; other British territories like Bermuda and so on.  Yes, Great Britain had a lot of territories and still does.  However, The USA is not one of them and hasn't been in over 400 years @World Traveler .

BBC and BBC America are networks here in the US that might show some of the services (if they plan to air any of it) at @World Traveler 

[Sooner]

@SharkE Could you please put descriptive title on your posts for slackers like me because I normally would have missed opening a post without a more specific subject note.  Like just adding "Prince Philip" to this title?

I get overwhelmed here now and I am so happy you posted this--would hate to have missed it!  I opened it because I thought you were announcing new kitchen stuff!    

[Porcelain]

Could you please title your threads with the complete subject? I had no idea what this was going to be about until I clicked on it.

[Kachina624]

• Did you know you can now ask Google the most complicated question and get a sensible answer? 

The funeral will be televised on ABC here in the U.S., as well as on the BBC, which is carried by several cable providers in the states, along with Sky and ITN.

ExploreWorld reacts to Prince Philip's death

Prior to the service, there will be a ceremonial procession inside the grounds of Windsor Castle, also set to be televised.

Buckingham Palace is recommending that royal fans and mourners watch the ceremony from home, to comply with Britain’s partial lockdown

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@gertrudecloset wrote:

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@World Traveler wrote:

I would think that most networks would carry, besides the BBC; and cable news networks. Pretty big thing since Britain used to have control over so many other countries, and he is so well known. 

I want to watch it and will record it on various outlets, but think the cable channels will have better coverage without commercial breaks (I hope!).

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I would expect to see this in Australia (If I lived there); New Zealand, Ireland; other British territories like Bermuda and so on.  Yes, Great Britain had a lot of territories and still does.  However, The USA is not one of them and hasn't been in over 400 years @World Traveler .

BBC and BBC America are networks here in the US that might show some of the services (if they plan to air any of it) at @World Traveler 

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@gertrudecloset  You don't think it will be shown in America? And if it is only by BBC? You're out of touch.

[Mz iMac]

I found this interesting.......

"A Land Rover designed by Prince Philip himself will fittingly transport his coffin from Windsor Castle to St. George's Chape"

[SharkE]

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@Sooner wrote:

@SharkE Could you please put descriptive title on your posts for slackers like me because I normally would have missed opening a post without a more specific subject note.  Like just adding "Prince Philip" to this title?

I get overwhelmed here now and I am so happy you posted this--would hate to have missed it!  I opened it because I thought you were announcing new kitchen stuff!    

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I'm always afraid of not getting it all on the subject line LOL Anything to do

with the Royals mods automatically delete it LOL I had to make haste while the sun shines. Wanted to get at least one answer before it got poofed.  @Sooner 

[tobes]

@SharkE I believe Fox News will carry the program beginning at 8 a.m. est on Saurday.  Martha McCallum will report

[Love my grandkids]

@SharkE Um, no, the mods don't automatically delete anything relating to the royals. They do remove nasty or baiting posts on those topics.