Duke of Edinburgh involved in car crash
The Duke of Edinburgh has been involved in a road accident while driving close to the Sandringham Estate. Prince Philip, 97, was not injured in the crash, Buckingham Palace said.
Duke of Edinburgh was breath-tested following Sandringham crash
Police breath-tested the Duke of Edinburgh - and the driver of another vehicle - following a crash near the Sandringham Estate this afternoon.
A statement from Norfolk Police confirmed both drivers provided negative readings.
A spokesman said it was "force policy" to breath test drivers involved in collisions.
The crash - involving Prince Philip's Landrover and a Kia - took place on the A149 at Babingley, near Sandringham, just before 3pm on Thursday 17 January.
The Duke was uninjured. The female driver of the Kia suffered cuts while a female passenger had an arm injury. Both were treated at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn and have since been discharged.
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