The monarch, 95, is said to be planning to host her family for the festive season this year.
November 02, 2021 - 10:10 GMT Danielle Stacey The Queen is currently resting at Windsor Castle following an overnight hospital stay last month but in the lead-up to the festive season, talk always turns to what the royals will do for Christmas.
While Buckingham Palace is yet to confirm arrangements for this year, this Christmas is set to be a big change for Her Majesty compared to last.Loading the player... var track=function { dataLayer.push; }; var playerInstance=playerInstance || []; playerInstance['YbbakQdK']=jwplayer; playerInstance['YbbakQdK'].
While only the Earl and the Countess of Wessex were pictured attending church last year, it's likely that members of the royal family will once again take the traditional walk to the service in Sandringham in two months' time. The monarch was also unable to host her extended family get-together at Buckingham Palace last year, and may be keen to resume the tradition for 2021. Her royal household is yet to confirm any decisions.
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