Queen has 'entered a new phase' and we 'may not see her until February', say experts

Christmas is likely to be a very different celebration for the Royal Family this year as they face their first festive gathering without ‘life and soul’ Prince Philip.The royals are expected to gather at Sandringham in Norfolk as usual for Christmas where the Queen will host her family, explains royal expert Duncan Lancombe. “Philip was always at the heart of Christmas at Sandringham and his absence is going to be keenly missed,” he told OK!.

Following her recent hospital stay, the Queen is getting in the Christmas spirit at Windsor Castle with towering trees and glittering baubles. A 20-foot tall Christmas tree fills a corner of St George’s Hall, while the Crimson Drawing Room features a 15ft tree covered in red and gold ornaments, and sparkling fairy lights.

With Christmas fast approaching, the Queen is gearing up to celebrate the festive season, having given a sneak peek into Windsor Castle’s enviable Christmas decorations.Though we may not all have palaces or estates to adorn with traditional Christmas trees and impressive decorations, that doesn’t mean that we can’t rejoice in the festivities like a royal.To commemorate Christmas, the Royal Collection Shop has a released a series of decorations and ornaments inspired by royal residences.To mark

Molly-Mae Hague has shared a glimpse inside her stunning Christmas decorations at her new home following £800,000 burglary. The Love Island beauty, 22, who recently reunited with her mum after months apart in sweet video, gave a peek inside the gorgeous festive decorations at the new home she shares with her boxer boyfriend Tommy Fury, 22, to her 6.2million Instagram followers.

Christmas is just around the corner which means the annual Queen's speech will be going ahead soon too.The Queen does a speech on Christmas day every year which is broadcast by the BBC where she addresses the nation and discusses what has happened over the last 12 months. Last year mostly consisted of how the nation dealt with the coronavirus pandemic and multiple lockdowns which will most likely be mentioned in this year's speech too.

The Queen has told her family she is feeling “far better” and is “very much looking forward” to hosting her traditional Christmas lunch at Sandringham this year following her recent back sprain. The Monarch, 95, is preparing for the festive season which will be their first since the death of her husband, Prince Philip, earlier this year.

The Queen is said to be taking “comfort” from her work during the “most difficult time of her reign” according a royal expert. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Katie Nicholl tells us that the Queen’s royal duties have kept her busy and “young and fit” following the death of her beloved husband Prince Philip earlier this year.

After attending a joint baptism for two of her great-grandchildren, many are wondering when Queen Elizabeth’s christening for Lilibet will take place—and whether it will ever take place in Windsor after all.

Prince William’s aides have said that he did not brief against his brother Harry in light of an explosive documentary on the brothers’ relationship with the media airing on BBC.The documentary, titled The Princes And The Press, will be released at 9pm on Monday 22 November - a programme which has reportedly angered the Queen and Prince Charles. According to sources, the documentary will make allegations that the two brothers have briefed against each other.

On this day 74 years ago, Her Majesty the Queen - then Princess Elizabeth - exchanged vows with her beloved fiancé Prince Philip.The nation listened in to the live broadcast as the smitten royals tied the knot at Westminster Abbey with 2,000 guests in attendance, vowing to 'love and obey until death do us part’.

Rod Stewart, Imelda May and Nile Rodgers are among the names set to take part in an all-star Christmas service next month.The Stars Come Out To Sing At Christmas 2021 will take place at St. Luke’s Church in Chelsea, London on December 14  at 7pm GMT in aid of Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy.

Since taking the throne in 1952, Queen Elizabeth II has ruled the United Kingdom with the title of “Her Majesty.” But to her 12 great grandchildren, she has much simpler monikers, such as “Gan Gan,” which Prince George affectionally calls her, according to the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, per Hello. While some of the next generation royals are in the spotlight more than others, all have their own special place in the monarch’s heart.

Her Majesty the Queen dicussed ‘anxiety, grief and weariness’ in a powerful speech delivered by her youngest son Prince Edward.The Earl of Wessex shared the Queen’s sombre message with the Church of England’s General Synod in her absence. It’s the first time in 51 years that the monarch hasn’t made her five-yearly visit for the ceremony, which coincides with diocesan elections.

Queen Elizabeth II has shared a powerful message reflecting on the "passage of time" as she prepares for a day of mourning on the anniversary of her wedding to her late husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. The 95 year old monarch's son Prince Edward, 57, did his duty to read his mother's words as she is still recovering from a "sprained back" and was unable to appear in person at Church House, Westminster, which is the home of the headquarters of the Church of England.

Queen Elizabeth II released a poignant statement after missing the General Synod for the first time in its 51-year history on Tuesday.

The Queen has given her son Prince Charles her blessing to go on a royal tour amid concerns over her health.The 95 year old monarch spoke to the Prince of Wales, 73, in a touching phone call about the trip to Jordan and Egypt after assuring him that she's doing well following her recent back injury. “The trip to Jordan and Egypt is incredibly important for the UK.

Queen Elizabeth II has returned to Windsor Castle after a short trip to Sandringham.The 95 year old monarch visited her Norfolk estate on Thursday 4 November, and returned home via helicopter. While the Queen has been advised to take things easy in the wake of her recent health scares, it’s believed she got the green light from her doctors to take the short trip to Sandringham where she is preparing for the Royal Family to arrive at Christmas.