Three women charged with theft of King’s lambs from Sandringham Estate believed Charles would have ‘consented’ to their rescue, court hears

Three animal rights activists accused of taking lambs from the King’s Sandringham Estate said they believe that His Majesty would have ‘consented’ to their ‘rescue’.

Rose Patterson, 37, along with Sarah Foy and Rosa Sharkey, both 26, are said to have made their way onto Appleton Farm in Norfolk where they took the three animals.

The women, who posted videos of themselves at the farm wearing pink Animal Rising T-shirts, handed themselves in to Berkshire Police the following day.  

Opening the case at Norwich Crown Court today, prosecutor Dingle Clark described it as an ‘intriguing case’ as there was ‘no doubt as to

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