Royal family celebrate Christmas in Sandringham

Members of the royal family met with well-wishers as they left the traditional Christmas Day church service at the Queen's Sandringham Estate - although Prince George was left at home.
The Royal family attended a traditional Christmas Day church service at Sandringham this morning.
However, the 3,000 well-wishers gathered outside the church were left disappointed as Prince George, who had travelled with his parents to the Queen's Estate, was left at home for the service.
The Duke of Cambridge told the crowd: "We've had a good morning with George and I can't wait until next year when he's bigger."
Cicely Howard, 75, from Great Yarmouth, met the Duchess and asked about the baby. She said: "She told me he was having a lovely day but was more interested in the wrapping paper than the presents."
Other members of the Royal party attending the service included Prince Harry, still sporting a beard from his exertions in the Arctic with the charity Walking With the Wounded, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, a heavily pregnant Zara Tindall accompanied by her husband Mike, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Prince Philip, Princess Anne and Prince Andrew.
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