Queen Elizabeth II attends royal double christening at Windsor

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has been pictured after attending a rare royal double christening at Windsor.
The 95-year-old head of state was spotted wearing a lime green hat as she left the joint baptism of two of her grandsons at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park, Berkshire, on Sunday evening.
Mike and Zara Tindall's son Lucas Philip was christened alongside the son of Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank, August.
Immediate members of the royal family and close friends joined together for the service, and the queen's attendance came after a short break from public duties on the advice of a doctor.
Eugenie, daughter of the duke of York, was pictured arriving at the royal residence in Windsor just before 4pm (1600 GMT) on Sunday, while the queen was photographed leaving in the back seat of a black Range Rover just before 5pm.
Other royals who were reportedly attending were the duke of York and the duke and duchess of Cambridge.
Until this week, the queen had been resting for nearly a month on the advice of a doctor.
The monarch had undergone preliminary tests in hospital, and was forced to pull out of the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph due to back strain.
On Wednesday, the queen held a face-to-face audience with the outgoing head of the armed forces General Sir Nick Carter, marking her return to official engagements.