Queen's funeral coverage NZ

All the TV channels and online services that will be live streaming the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

In Canada, CBC will be broadcasting the Queen's funeral live. Tomorrow's events begin with the Queen's funeral procession. The coffin will be place on the gun carriage and taken to Wellington Arch. In the United States, viewers can watch the Queen's funeral live on NBC, CNN, ABC, and Fox News. Tube services will start at around 5.30am and will run for an extra hour in the evening to help crowds leaving central London. All of the UK broadcasters that have opted to show live coverage of the Queen's funeral will do so without charge. Read on for more details of how to watch the Queen's funeral from wherever you are. [ExpressVPN - get the world's best VPN](https://xvtelink.com/go/bbc-iplayer-vpn?a_fid=744&data1=trd-us-5654971076166300000&offer=3monthsfree) (opens in new tab) CBC will show full, free coverage of the state funeral in Canada. While the BBC News coverage should be available worldwide through the BBC website and YouTube channels, should you find yourself blocked from viewing on your device, you may need to use a VPN. Over 4.1bn people are expected to turn to their TVs and streaming services tomorrow to watch the Queen's funeral from all over the world. While three of the UK's main broadcasters (BBC, ITV and Sky) will air the Queen's funeral on TV, it's of little surprise that it's the BBC that will be showing the most full coverage.

As preparations for the Queen's funeral are finalised in London, New Zealanders are making their own plans to farewell Queen Elizabeth tonight.

"No, I don't intend to," and "I don't think it's really relevant to us in New Zealand," others said. "I plan to sit and watch it the whole way through because I just thought she was just such a wonderful person, and I feel that well, I can't be over there, I just need to be watching it and be involved." "Yes, I think I probably will, it's history and it's interesting," another said. "I shall be wearing black and sitting on my own watching the television, in my small way being a part of it." "I can't be there but I can be there in spirit." "I needed to be at home, I needed to be there, and I wasn't, and I'm not, so it's very, very hard."

Bells are ringing in London and mourners are arriving at Westminster Abbey to remember Queen Elizabeth II at her state funeral.

Today, the nation will say a final farewell to the beloved Queen in a grand state funeral.

"We first met the Queen in 1982, and will always remember her kindness and hospitality. "During her reign, the Queen came to New Zealand on 10 occasions and visited 46 cities and towns. Members of the royal family will walk in procession behind her. "I've been a long admirer of the Queen. Behind them are Princes William and Harry, and Peter Phillips, who is the son of Princess Anne. Rarely has such a promise being so well kept, few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen," he said. With thanksgiving we praise God for her constant example of Christian faith and devotion. "Remembering Our Queen. She was always there, always smiling. Her coffin will then travel by hearse to Windsor Castle. In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you." Her marble slab will be engraved ELIZABETH II 1926-2022.