As King Charles’s coronation is approaching, we are indeed reminded that we are at the onset of witnessing a moment that will be remembered in years to come all in real time. The British monarchy is approximately 1200 years old, and King Charles is the 40th monarch to be crowned King of Britain. His reign is marked as a “new era of hope and progress, our new Carolean age,” as declared by Former Prime Minister Liz Truss. Here’s where you can watch the coronation of King Charles in the region.
As per custom, BBC One, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer will broadcast the coronation of King Charles III live in the UK from 7:30 am (UTC+01:00). The service will commence at 11:00 am at Westminster Abbey. Viewers have the option to watch with subtitles, as well as commentary-free coverage, signed commentary, and alternate commentary for the blind or partially sighted when watching the event on BBC iPlayer in ultra-high definition. For more information, click here.
CNN will also broadcast a special coverage with Anderson Cooper from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m (UTC+01:00). For more information, click here.
Sky News has announced that they will live stream King Charles’s coronation ceremony. The live stream will begin at 7:30 am (UTC+01:00). To watch the ceremony, click here.
