Royal wedding may be broadcast live on web

PLANS to broadcast Prince William and Kate Middleton’s marriage service live on the web are being considered by St James’s Palace.
Royal wedding may be broadcast live on web
Thu, 03 Mar, 2011 - 00:00
Tony Jones

If feasible the screening of the royal nuptials will be featured on a website dedicated to the royal wedding which was launched today.

Fans wanting the latest news about William and Kate’s big day can log onto the new webpages to learn about the preparations.

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