Queen 'tells family she's feeling far better' ahead of hosting Christmas at Sandringham

Stacey Solomon has stole fans' hearts with adorable snaps of her family.

Dakota Johnson is clearing up the air about the “giant controversy” regarding her love for limes a.k.a the biggest “plot twist of 2021.”

Queen Elizabeth is ready to get festive.

For the families who were unable to bid a proper goodbye to their dying loved ones, the Christmas of 2020 will most likely be etched in their minds forever.

Prince William gets nostalgic this holiday season.

Appearing on Apple’s Time to Walk podcast, Prince William has spoken out about the importance of opening up about mental health and wellbeing. During the podcast, the Duke of Cambridge walked around the Queen’s Sandringham Estate in Norfolk to reflect on his time working for the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) as a pilot.

Here’s a thing. Apparently Prince William likes a bit of AC/DC on a Monday morning.

Whenever Prince William needs a shot of musical enthusiasm, he’ll crank up an AC/DC classic.

AC/DC, vouching first-hand for the energising powers of their 1990 hit ‘Thunderstruck’.The revelation came in the Duke of Cambridge’s forthcoming appearance on Time To Walk, a new podcast series offered through the Apple Fitness+ service. The full episode will debut tomorrow (December 6), and will air a number of other times on Apple Music 1 over the coming weeks.The episode hears William take listeners on a stroll through the Queen’s Sandringham estate.

Christmas is a big occasion for any family, none less the Royals, but an expert on the Royal Family has now explained how Kate Middleton "puts duty before self" for the festive season.The 39 year old will be spending Christmas as Sandringham with her husband Prince William, also 39, children Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three, as they rally around The Queen on her first Christmas without her late husband Prince Philip.

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!.

With The Radfords being one of Britain’s biggest families, it makes sense that their Christmas doesn’t come small. Mum Sue Radford makes sure that her 22 kids have a festive day they won’t forget and that their Morecambe home is full of festive cheer.This year, they’ve kicked off the seasonal fun with a special Elf on the Shelf themed breakfast to celebrate the arrival of the Elf to their home for the first day of December.

Janey Godley 's has said her hysterectomy operation following an ovarian cancer diagnosis has been pushed back 7 weeks after she contracted Covid-19. The comedian spoke to Lorraine Kelly on her show this morning, just two weeks after she told her followers that she had to cancel the rest of her tour following the shock diagnosis.