Additionally, CNN International will feature live programming from location with Becky Anderson, Richard Quest, Zain Verjee and CNN's Royal correspondent, Max Foster.
CNN's live simulcast coverage begins on Sunday, 3 June from 5- 7pm CET on location at the Tower Bridge for the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant. Hundreds of boats will sail up the River Thames, making it one of the largest flotillas ever assembled on the river.
On Tuesday, 5 June from 3-5pm CET, CNN will broadcast the Royal Carriage Procession. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry of Wales will depart the Palace of Westminster for Buckingham Palace, travelling along a processional route by horse-drawn carriage. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh and members of the Royal Family will appear on Buckingham Palace's balcony, at which point the Royal Air Force will fly over the palace and the Queen's Royal Guard will deliver a celebratory cascade of rifle fire as a salute.
Users can also watch the simulcast live online at CNN.com/live or on the CNN App for iPad and iPhone by authenticating through their cable, satellite or telco provider. CNN Digital's global online coverage of the Diamond Jubilee can be found throughout the weekend in a special section on CNN.com (CNN.com/Jubilee).
CNN's coverage includes in-depth stories on the Queen and her responsibilities, as well as a multimedia experience through photo galleries, videos and interactive features like the Royal Family Tree, which maps the Windsor hierarchy and offers biographical information for each member of the family. In addition, CNN iReport, the network's global participatory news community, is currently accepting photo submissions from users who have met the Queen or other British Royals. Related content will be available on CNN's mobile apps.
