Did the today show go on commercial breaks or did they go through commercial-free?
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There used to be 1 or 2 newsagents in Sydney CBD that sold UK papers that were delivered by air freight, but not anymore. You could try the newsagent at Sydney Airport international terminal over the next week.
There will be bumper liftouts in the major papers tomorrow, that’s for sure.
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Today continuing on with David and Sylvia.
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DC, Sylvia and Jayne took over Karl and Ally at 12PM. Kudos for both Karl and Ally who stayed till Midday.
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Have we got a sense of prime time coverage tonight or special documentaries?
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I’ll take a guess that ACA will go for an hour tonight
No ACA due to NRL.
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Surely Nine will change the schedule around a bit, at least in Melbourne?
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Im pretty sure its widely known and acknowledged already, but how good is Hugh Whitfeld. His coverage and reports on 7 have been outstanding.
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Coverage continuing tomorrow from 7am with a 1News Special followed by BBC News coverage
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I haven’t seen if this has already been announced… but I would be shocked if the NRL still aired on the main channel tonight.
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tv tonight has posted this
From midday until 3.00pm, Sylvia Jeffreys, David Cambbell and Jayne Azzopardi will be joined by a roll-call of royal experts and prominent political figures as we look back on a reign that prevailed across 70 years and 214 days and saw the appointment of 16 Australian Prime Ministers.
Georgie Gardner and Tom Steinfort will take over hosting duties from 3.00pm until 6.00pm, just as Britain wakes to its first full day with King Charles III as its new ruler.
At 6.00pm, state-based editions of 9News will cross to our team of correspondents at Buckingham Palace and across the UK as we gauge the mood of a world grieving the death of Her Majesty.
Tracy Grimshaw will present a special one-hour edition of A Current Affair at 7.00pm (on 9Gem in NSW and QLD, with Victoria moving to 9Gem at 7.30pm due to NRL Finals coverage).
From 8.00pm until midnight, Sarah Abo and Peter Overton will continue to host our rolling coverage on Channel 9 and 9Gem and will take a look around the globe at the outpouring of love and tributes for Queen Elizabeth II (NRL coverage will be broadcast on Channel 9 in NSW, QLD and Victoria).
Dougal Beatty and Davina Smith will broadcast from midnight until 5.00am Saturday.
An extended special edition of Weekend Today will then air until midday Saturday, hosted by Karl Stefanovic and Allison Langdon. Joining them will be a host of royal experts including Camilla Tominey and Dickie Arbiter.
From midday Saturday, Sylvia Jeffreys and David Campbell will take over hosting duties for the afternoon.
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Wow. Nine going non stop coverage until at least 7.30pm tomorrow night.
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They could do some kind of extended coverage on one of the multie channels if they wanted to. They’ve done this before.
Has UK TV had anthing?
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SBS is now airing a special edition of SBS World News (from 12pm)
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I had woken up to a news alert on my iphone this morning. Very sad, but 96 is such a great run. She achieved a lot and saw so much losses, pain and recently with the loss of Prince Phillip. I hope Megan Markle does not interrupt this time of mourning for her agenda.
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The AFL has announced that a minute’s silence will be observed before the Australian national anthem at this evening and tomorrow’s semi finals at the MCG, and flags will be flown at half-mast. A minute’s silence will also be observed before all AFLW and VFL matches this weekend.
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