While Queen Elizabeth II was celebrating Christmas at Windsor Castle on Saturday, December 25, a man armed with a crossbow was arrested on the grounds.
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Queen Elizabeth traditionally hosts a pre-Christmas lunch the week before the December 25 holiday to celebrate with the extended royal family.
The 95-year-old monarch, however, has scrapped the plan this year for the second year in a row.
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“The Royal Family has scrapped its planned Christmas family lunch next week – amid concern about the rise in #omicron. It was decided it would put too many people’s Christmas plans at risk had the family lunch at Windsor
While Queen Elizabeth II was celebrating Christmas at Windsor Castle on Saturday, December 25, a man armed with a crossbow was arrested on the grounds.
Following a search, the man was found to be carrying a crossbow, which was recovered by the police at the time of arrest.
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Christmas at the royal Sandringham estate in eastern England amid concerns about the fast-spreading omicron variant.The palace said Monday that the 95-year-old queen will spend the holidays at Windsor Castle, west of London, where she has stayed for most of the pandemic.Other members of the royal family are expected to visit over the Christmas period, with precautions taken against spreading the virus.Coronavirus infections are surging in Britain — up 60% in a week — as omicron replaced delta as
The Queen has changed her Christmas plans due to COVID-19 and the spread of the new Omicron variant.
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It's no secret that the Royal Family follow a strict set of protocols, and it looks like Christmas is no different. The royals' festive celebrations are filled with joyous traditions and events, including a Christmas Eve black tie dinner and a lavish breakfast buffet on Boxing Day.
Staying safe. Amid rising cases of the coronavirus, Queen Elizabeth II has canceled her annual Christmas party.
Queen Elizabeth II is taking precautionary measures to ensure she and her family stay safe this Christmas.