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Catherine Furze

Do you need a TV licence to watch Coronation coverage as one-off TV licence dispensation issued

When King Charles and Queen Camilla are crowned this weekend, they will be watched by thousands inside Westminster Abbey and on many millions of televisions around the world.

BBC One, BBC Two, ITV, and Sky are all covering the event live on Saturday, May 6, and the BBC has deemed the event 'of national importance' and has issued a one-off dispensation to allow people to watch the event without a TV licence in certain circumstances.

However, there are strict rules covering the dispensation - and they don't cover watching the event in your own front room.

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