News broadcaster CNN has announced that it will mark the wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles 9 April with special programming live from Windsor. A range of expert guests and commentators will also put this event in context for the network's viewers around the world. These include CNN royal analyst Robert Jobson, Prince Charles' biographer Penny Junor, editor of Hello magazine Sally Cartwright, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliam and Lady Colin Campbell.

There will be live five-hour rolling coverage from 3:30 PM CNN's coverage, co-anchored by Anderson Cooper and Becky Anderson, will feature all the public events of the day. This includes the arrival of members of the royal family and invited guests at Windsor's Guildhall, where the wedding vows are to be taken, and the blessing at Windsor Castle. CNN will also be taking in the atmosphere among members of the public gathering in the streets of Windsor to witness the day's events.

CNN's live reporting will be led by a team of correspondents, including Richard Quest, Fionnuala Sweeney, Matthew Chance and Paula Hancocks, and with Quest hosting a live half-hour special to wrap up the day's events. There will also be a special edition of People in The News. This is an in-depth look at the relationship between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, looking back at the scandals that have surrounded the royal family.

CNN will also be running packages throughout the day including reviews of the events and background reports on the history of the Charles-Camilla relationship, royal memorabilia and the ongoing debate as to whether Camilla will ever be crowned Queen.

CNN has a dedicated site on CNN.com international edition, http:edition.CNN.com/royalwedding covering all the latest news and background.