Legally connecting an electric cooker

[dummer]

I've just realised that I might have posted this in the wrong section (I put it in 'Appliances')...............

I have searched the DIYNot site and cannot find that my question has been raised before, so....................am I allowed to install an electric cooker myself? I am not a qualified electrician.
There is an electric cooker point that used to supply the old cooker, and there is also a switched socket.
I believe that there is a different supply requirement for ceramic hobs, but am I allowed to connect such a cooker to the original cooker point? Whilst I am quite happy to connect it, I just need to know if it is legal for me to connect it?
Many thanks.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

//www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:part-p

 

[SparkyNinja]

Is your cooker in your kitchen?









Can't believe I jsut asked that

 

[holmslaw]

..

 

[dummer]

Thanks for your kind and swift responses.
Widdler..........yes, the cooker is in the kitchen.
Thanks