Mourning drinkers at a pub were able to drown their sorrows with a cut-price pint at their local boozer, with drinks costing 6p in a nod to the Queen's coronation year.
The landlord of the Entwistle Hotel, in Darwen, Lancs, reduced prices to what they would have been in 1952 - the year her majesty was crowned at Westminster Abbey.
Lucky punters arriving early were able to get a pint for just 6p for the first hour of business, the Sun reported.
