The BBC has revealed its set of hosts and moderators for the King Charles Coronation happening next month.
Presenters were made known earlier involving Huw Edwards, who will take on the Saturday, May 6 Proceedings. The event also hosts Anita Rani who will be among the crowd while Claire Balding, a newcomer to the BBC’s tennis coverage, is going to make commentary on the ceremonial route. Other presenters also include Kristy Young, JJ Chalmers, Sophie Raworth along with multiple radio jockeys such as Mishal Hussain, James Naughtie, and Martha Kearney.
📢 BBC unveils special coverage and programming to mark Coronation of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen Consort
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Meet the presenter line-up and learn about the range of programming to inform, educate & entertain the nation
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This Event, after the death of Queen Elizabeth ll, will be digitally televised across the world with proceedings on multiple locations streaming Live on iPlayer. In addition, Clara Amfo and Jordan Banjo will prepare to take the stage at the coronation Concert on Sunday, May 7 in order to cater to a younger audience.
Both the events will garner a myriad of media coverage towards BBC which will subsequently host the Eurovision coverage in Liverpool the following weekend. “The BBC is very proud to bring landmark events and major historical moments to audiences across the UK and beyond,†said Director General Tim Davie.
He added “We will be delivering the full glory of the Coronation with all the quality, ambition and excellence that our teams are globally renowned for.â€
