Kitchen gets 'Royal' ceremony

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A Yorkshire man was so delighted with his new fitted kitchen he got a lookalike of the Queen to officially open it.

Alan Atkinson, a retired British Airways pilot, invited 30 friends to the ceremony at his home in Normanby, North Yorkshire - and laid on a red carpet, bunting and Union Jack.

Impersonator Elizabeth Richard wore a tiara and an ivory gown with a blue sash - and knighted the carpenter who worked on the kitchen units reports The Sun.


http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1227227.html?menu=
 
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