Prince Edward’s son James, 18, takes on summer job at King Charles’s Sandringham estate

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Prince Edward's son James, 18, takes on summer job at King Charles's Sandringham estate.

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James, Earl of Wessex, the 18-year-old son of Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has been spending his summer working as a farmhand on the King's Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

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The young royal, who is King Charles's nephew, has been seen behind the wheel of a tractor as he puts in shifts on the sprawling rural property.With A-level results due next week, James has opted to fill his summer days with honest agricultural labour rather than idle leisure.The role marks a refreshingly down-to-earth choice for a member of the Royal Family, currently 16th in the line of succession.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say A worker on the estate described the surprise of seeing the young earl in such an unfamiliar setting."Everyone is so used to only seeing James smartly turned out with his family at functions at Christmas and Easter so I had to do a double take," they told The Sun.They added: "He might be the King's nephew but he is more than happy to get his hands dirty and muck...

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