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NBC News’ special correspondent Ben Fogle takes a look inside “The Spirit of Chartwell,” the unsinkable boat the Queen and more than 300 royal guests will ride on Jubilee weekend.

TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie and NBC’s political director, Chuck Todd, debate the possibility of the Justice Department seeking a retrial in the John Edwards case and whether a political comeback is likely for the former presidential hopeful.

Standing in a cage, former ‘Survivor’ producer Bruce Beresford-Redman appeared in a Mexico court on the first day of his trial. He’s charged with murdering his wife while on a family vacation in Cancun two years ago.

At 1,000 years old, the Tower of London is one of the world’s oldest working fortresses. Meredith Vieira explores the grounds of the iconic landmark, paying a visit to the Tower’s ravens and admiring the 35-carat Jubilee diamond.

The actor, who plays the huntsman in the new ‘Snow White’ film, dishes on getting decked by co-star Kristen Stewart, accidentally, while shooting a scene for the movie.

Live from London, Meredith Vieira previews Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee weekend, including never-before-seen home movies released by Prince Charles. Camilla Tominey and NBC’s Ben Fogle chat about the excitement in the air.

Three jurors in the John Edwards trial join TODAY’s Matt Lauer to discuss the mood during deliberations, the reasons they were not able to reach a unanimous decision and whether they believe Edwards is guilty of any of the charges.

After more than four weeks of testimony and nine days of deliberations, jurors in the John Edwards trial were able to reach consensus on only one of six counts, finding him not guilty of receiving campaign contributions from a wealthy heiress.

Ricky Handle, a recent college graduate, and Lucie Fink, a junior at John Hopkins University, help orient parents to the interests of their kids as they return from school for the summer, including popular music artists, movies and websites.

Pop sensation Justin Bieber knocked himself out while on a promotional tour in Europe by running into a glass wall after a concert in Paris. TODAY’s Natalie Morales reports.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg joins TODAY’s Matt Lauer to talk about his controversial proposal to ban the sale of large sodas and sugary drinks in the city and why he thinks it’s an important issue.

26-year-old teacher Julie Warning is being investigated after photos surfaced of her kissing a 19-year-old student. Warning has claimed it’s not her in the photos, while the student involved disputed reports that he was carrying out a bet with friends.