Three women on trial for stealing lambs from King's estate
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 22:21 · Archive
Three women are on trial accused of stealing three lambs from a Norfolk estate belonging to King Charles.
Three women have gone on trial accused of the theft of three lambs from a Norfolk estate belonging to King Charles. The prosecution has stated there is 'no dispute' that the theft occurred. The defence claims the lambs were rescued rather than stolen.
How it is being reported
- Theft accused trio claim King's lambs were rescuedThree women are on trial for allegedly stealing three lambs owned by King Charles III.BBC Norfolk · 22 Sept, 18:31
- 'No dispute' women stole lambs from King's Norfolk estate, jury toldThree women have gone on trial accused of the theft of three lambs from a Norfolk estate belonging to King Charles.Norwich Evening News · 22 Sept, 13:48
- 'No dispute' women stole lambs from King's Norfolk estate, jury toldThree women have gone on trial accused of the theft of three lambs from a Norfolk estate belonging to King Charles.Eastern Daily Press · 22 Sept, 13:48
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