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The Coronation Day: What time does it all start and how can I watch it at home or in person

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Subscribe              May 5, 2023               Michael Cousins Digital The Coronation Day is almost here and at the News Letter, along with all the local news, we will be working to bring you updates from the big event throughout the day and over the weekend.  You can get the best from our website and help us to continue bringing you all the news, sport, features and opinion from home and abroad by subscribing.  Subscribers get unlimited access to the website and can view all our premium content. You will see 70% fewer ads on section pages and get ad free articles. You also get access to the newspaper edition app on mobile, tablet and desktop.  You can try our most popular package free for the first month, then £10.99/month. You can also get our print and digital package giving you 6 print editions a week along with full web access           Audit: Vaccinations falling in pre-school - 15,000 children in Northern Ireland not fully vaccinated           Inquest into the deaths of three IRA men killed in SAS ambush at Coagh to conclude evidence in June           New IRA: Alleged senior member of terror group was trying to head up active service unit in Belfast, court told           The Coronation Day: What time does it all start and how can I watch it at home or in person           Motorbike rider, 43, named as fatal victim of Co Londonderry rural road crash           European heat plume to miss UK - but good temperatures still expected says Met Office           ​RTE defends four hour coronation broadcast after criticism from opposition TDs           Banner parade takes place in Banbridge to mark coronation of King Charles III               'The Irish Cup final is the one you want to be in, it's a privilege to be involved in it.'     'The gaffer sets the standards for everybody across the board and Europe is certainly on the list.'                           Philip Smith: ​Unionists should not be defeatist and accept the myth of an inevitable united Ireland           ​There is no such thing as historical inevitability in politics. ​Look at the experiences of Quebec in Canada and especially Scotland in recent weeks.                   Wallace Thompson: The Sunday marathon is reminder that we live in days of increasing spiritual weakness and confusion   A letter from Wallace Thompson:       News Letter Editorial : The success of vaccines is always prey to sentiment     Letter: The funding problem isn't Stormont but structural                           View more news

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