The feature-length episode will be available on BBC iPlayer from Friday 27 November, with the episode also airing on BBC One over the festive season.
They will be joined by a number of new guest stars including Charlie Higson (The Fast Show), Caroline Catz (Doc Martin), Freddie Meredith (Such Brave Girls) and Shaun Dooley (Misfits).
But what's in store for them all?
"The police team must pick through a combustible mix of family tensions, bitter rivalries and carefully buried secrets, and everyone has something to hide.
"As festive cheer curdles into suspicion and Seb and Mattie follow a crucial lead, a shocking connection to the past emerges. Can Mervin and the team unmask the killer before they strike again?"
"Naomi finds herself torn between duty and family, while Selwyn is forced to revisit a case from his past with devastating consequences," the synopsis continues.
Meanwhile, "Catherine's Christmas takes an unexpected turn when a chance encounter brings someone new into her life".
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