In pictures: Save the Children attempt to break a Guinness World Record on Christmas Jumper Day

Friday 13 December 2013 15:09 GMT

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Save the Children has celebrated the Christmas Jumper Day by attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the most people wearing Christmas Jumpers in one place at Westfield London. Choreographer Arlene Phillips led hundreds of Save the Children supporters in a dance routine as they attempted to break the record.

To celebrate Christmas Jumper Day, Save the Children supporters donned their best festive knitwear and took to the ice rink at Westfield London (W12) in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the most people wearing Christmas Jumpers in one place. Don’t forget to donate your £1 to Save the Children at www.christmasjumperday.org

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In pictures: Save the Children attempt to break a Guinness World Record on Christmas Jumper Day