really positive thing. it s a very different country now - really positive thing. it s a very different country now from - really positive thing. it s a very i different country now from going back to 1977 and otherjubilees, how would you expect it to look like now and what will the field be like now? i think we can see monarchy doing what it has done best recently, keeping up traditions, which obviously is wonderful for people s memories, building on the silver and goldenjubilee memories but also these new initiatives like we have seen with the queens canopy, a chance to reward those in public service with commemorative medals, again, reinforcing their service doing the pandemic so it s a really nice opportunity to bring out those traditional things like street parties that bring us all together, the queen is very much encouraging this with the idea of a big jubilee lunch. and again, keeping up those traditions and building on that with new additions as well. it is traditions and buil
coronavirus over christmas. so much smaller day for her but as nick witchell said she will be surrounded ljy witchell said she will be surrounded by her family prince charles and his wife the duchess of cornwall, prince edward and his family and the duke and duchess of gloucester. and behind me, through those gates, there will be a church service at half past ten, attended by those six members of the family. the queen will not be there. has already apparently granted church in her private chapel and we will not see her till later this afternoon when she will deliver her message to the nation. as we heard just nine is going to be a very personal one, reflecting on the loss of her husband. reflecting on the loss of her husband- reflecting on the loss of her husband. ., ., ., husband. looking ahead, to her latinum husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee next husband. looking ahead, to her platinum jubilee next year - husband. lo