The Queen has made her first public appearance for a month after being struck down with a heavy cold over Christmas.
The 90-year-old monarch attended the church service at Sandringham today, after missing the traditional Christmas and New Year's church services for the first time.
The Queen, who wore a royal blue coat and matching hat, arrived by car at St Mary Magdalene Church with Prince Philip just before 11am this morning.
The monarch, who also wore black gloves, was pictured with a blue blanket over her lap as she arrived.
The Duke of Edinburgh, 95, who looked dark around the eyes as he also recovers from a heavy cold, accompanied the Queen to church on the Norfolk estate today.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with the Middleton family, walked to the church service this morning from Sandringham House.
Kate, who turns 35 on Monday, wore a designer green coat by Sportmax for the service, which she paired with a grey fur hat and black court shoes.
Her parents Carole and Michael, along with sister Pippa and brother James, also attended the service.
Buckingham Palace refused to comment on how long the Middletons would be staying at Sandringham.
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