Missing post box topper found before royal visit
The figures of the King and Queen were described as being "a bit skew-whiff" after their return
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A royal-themed post box topper has been recovered ahead of King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit to Jersey, after it was taken last week.
The topper of the King and Queen, which was on display on Colomberie in St Helier, was believed to have been taken at about 23:30 BST on Friday, according to reports on social media.
It was returned on Sunday, although the figures of the royal couple were described online as being "a bit skew-whiff".
The topper, which was due to be moved to Royal Square for the King's visit, was taken away for repairs, according to social media posts.
The topper of the King and Queen, which was on display in St Helier, was taken late on Friday evening
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