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B&M for HM: Queen given carrier bag of bargain toys on Dundee visit

The Queen receives her unusual gift during Wednesday's royal event at Slessor Gardens in Dundee.
The Queen receives her unusual gift during Wednesday's royal event at Slessor Gardens in Dundee.

What to buy the woman who has everything?

It’s a question many have wrestled with ahead of a visit from Her Majesty the Queen, and there is a long history of people handing over the weird and wonderful.

Now, a Dundee woman has become something of an internet sensation after taking a bargain approach to royal gift-giving – a carrier bag of toys from B&M stores for the Queen’s great-grandchildren Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

It came as the Queen visited Slessor Gardens during a day of engagements in the city with the Duke of Edinburgh.

The Courier has not been able to establish if the monarch is a regular customer of the discount retailer, but a photo taken by a bystander suggests the gift may have taken her slightly by surprise.

The woman who captured the touching moment said: “(The) Wee woman that gave her the gifts is a legend ? hope she knows how many people are sharing this!”

The photo has already been shared hundreds of times online, with many pointing out the woman may well have spent a greater share of her income on the gifts than do many of the rich and famous.

The poster added: “They should get hold of the woman then let her meet the queen properly ? “