The Queen will be joined by her son, the Prince of Wales, and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, on Christmas Day, Clarence House has confirmed. The announcement follows the news that the Queen will no longer spend Christmas at her country estate in Sandringham, Norfolk, amid concerns about rising levels of the Omicron variant. Instead, she will spend the day in Windsor, as she did last year. The palace said it was a personal decision and “reflects a precautionary approach”.
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