Christmas is only a few weeks away and whilst many are doing their Christmas shopping, plenty of us are looking forward to all the festive TV on the horizon.
One of the best known annual events is the Queen's speech which airs each year.
However, this year could mark a major breaking of tradition when it comes to speech.
According to Edinburgh Live, the Royal Christmas Message, which has been broadcast on BBC One ever since the first one back in 1932, may have a new home.
Channel 4 has put forth a bold offer to steal away the iconic Christmas broadcast from the BBC.
The news comes not long after Her Majesty had to retreat from public appearances in the last couple of months on doctor's orders due to her health.
A source told the Sun: “Bosses are continually looking to expand the broadcaster’s remit and give viewers fresh and unexpected programming.
“They've made it clear they would like to film the speech this year — especially if the Royals punish the Beeb and withdraw their rights, although that does seem unlikely.
"But the Royal family have shown they have backbone and won’t stand for much more nonsense."
So what do we know about the speech so far?
When is the Queen's Christmas Speech 2021?
The Queens's speech will be streamed on BBC One at 3pm which follows her usual tradition.
How long does the Queen's Christmas Speech last?
It is set to air at 3pm and finish at 3:10pm - so a total of 10 minutes.
How to watch the Queen's Christmas Speech 2021
You can watch the speech on BBC One or LIVE from BBC iPlayer which can be found here.
If you miss it, you can catch up with it on BBC iPlayer by trying to skip back on the live stream or watch it later when it gets uploaded to the streaming site.
Alternatively, you can watch it when it is later uploaded to the Royal website here.
For the FULL and up-to-date Christmas TV schedule, visit our page here.
