As Prince William and Kate Middleton went through their paces in a rehearsal at the Westminster Abbey, thousands of people converged on London to watch tomorrow's grand wedding - many camped overnight in public places to ensure the best view.
Charles-Diana
Many journalists and media experts expect the event to break the audience record set by the Prince Charles-Diana Spencer of 750 million television viewers across the world.An audience figure of nearly 2 billion for tomorrow's event is already being discussed as thousands of journalists from all over the world take up key positions and conjure up their best lines to describe the fairytale romance of the event tomorrow.
"We have got every angle covered", promises Sky News, which will begin its coverage at 6 am (GMT) tomorrow (the actual wedding is scheduled for 11 am). Similar arrangements have been made by BBC and other global news organisations.
Charles-Diana
Many journalists and media experts expect the event to break the audience record set by the Prince Charles-Diana Spencer of 750 million television viewers across the world.An audience figure of nearly 2 billion for tomorrow's event is already being discussed as thousands of journalists from all over the world take up key positions and conjure up their best lines to describe the fairytale romance of the event tomorrow.
"We have got every angle covered", promises Sky News, which will begin its coverage at 6 am (GMT) tomorrow (the actual wedding is scheduled for 11 am). Similar arrangements have been made by BBC and other global news organisations.
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