"Am salvat oile regelui". Trei femei, găsite vinovate după ce au furat miei de pe domeniul lui Charles și au refuzat să-i înapoieze

Three women were found guilty of stealing lambs from King Charles's Sandringham estate. Rosa Sharkey, Sarah Foy, and Rose Patterson, members of Animal Rising, hoped to raise awareness about sheep farming. They trespassed onto Appleton Farm, took lambs, and escaped in a van. The women claimed the lambs are safe in a sanctuary and have no intention of returning them, believing King Charles would support their actions. They publicly shared their story and photos online, stating they saved the king's sheep. The estate has a special connection to the royal family, with the king's grandson, James, working there during the summer, surprising staff with his willingness to work.