Queen leaves from King's Lynn on train
The Queen went back to London by train from Lynn railway station today after her seven-and-a-half week Christmas and new year stay at Sandringham.
Her departure from West Norfolk came a little later than normal. She usually goes back by train on or around February 6, which is Accession Day, the day she became monarch on the death of her father King George VI at Sandringham in 1952.
Her Majesty boarded the scheduled 10.44am service to King’s Cross, which left on time.
Picture: MATTHEW USHER MLNF-19MU02030
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