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Animal rights activists who stole three lambs from the Kings Sandringham estate during a night-time raid have handed themselves in to police.

Three women arrested on suspicion of theft after three lambs were reported stolen from a field in west Norfolk have been released on police bail.

Animal Rising said that the animals were taken by three activists from Appleton Farm at 8pm on Wednesday.

Police have launched an investigation into the furious motorist who mounted the pavement to get round Just Stop Oil protesters blocking the road so he could get to hospital.

Calling the eco-mob chocking traffic on the Old Kent Road - in the South East of the capital - democratic and peaceful, the wildlife presenter risked a fresh BBC impartiality row.

By Harrison Moore Animal rights activists who stole three lambs from the King’s Sandringham estate have handed themselves over to police. The Animal Rising trio filmed themselves going on to Appleton Farm near King’s Lynn, Norfolk, to take the animals. They then drove off with the creatures, which they claim were destined for slaughter. The

Animal Rising said that the animals were taken by three activists from Appleton Farm at 8pm on Wednesday.

Three women arrested on suspicion of taking the lambs from a field are released on bail.

Animal Rising said that the animals were taken by three activists from Appleton Farm at 8pm on Wednesday.

Lambs stolen from Sandringham are still missing police say, as eco activists prompted outrage with 'rescue' mission from King's estate.