Caption:Teddy bears presented to Queen Elizabeth II (Getty)

The Queen is presented with two teddy bears for Prince George and Princess Charlotte as she opens the Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House, just a few miles from Sandringham

The Queen was pleasantly surprised to receive two teddy bears created especially for Prince George and Princess Charlotte, saying the gesture was "very kind".

The Queen was presented with the gifts during her visit to The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House, which recently opened its new £3.4 million facility based in the village of Hillington, a little over three miles from the Sandringham Estate where the Queen spends much of winter.

While there, she met patients and bereaved relatives including Jack Plummer, nine, from King's Lynn, whose mother Amee Walton died from a brain tumour aged 29 in 2013.

He presented the Queen with two teddy bears - one for Prince George and one for Princess Charlotte - on behalf of bereavement charity Nelson's Journey.  Click link for full post from The Telegraph.