In Ancient Rome, a tepidarium was a room in what kind of building?
Bath house Click to see the answer
In 1960, who married Antony Armstrong-Jones?
Princess Margaret
How many sons does the Queen have?
3
Which politician often has his name prefixed with 'scarecrow-haired, Liverpool-upsetting'?
Boris Johnson
How did outlaw and bank robber Ned Kelly die?
Hanged
In legend, werewolves can only be killed by bullets made of what metal?
Silver
In March 2009, daredevil Brazilian Pedro Olivia set a record by plunging 35m over the Salto Belo falls in what?
Kayak Click to see the answer
Chatsworth House in Derbyshire is the stately home of which duke?
Devonshire
In 2010, Nigel Farage was re-elected as leader of which political party?
UKIP
Diana, Princess of Wales, was born in what year?
1961
How did the Boulting brothers find fame in the 20th century?
Film producers
Apparatchik', meaning loyal political party member, is from what language?
Russian
An 1864 Act made it illegal for who to climb chimneys?
Children
In 1902 Mary Anderson invented which motoring item?
Windscreen Wipers
David Bryant won the first world championship in which sport?
Bowls
Catherine of Valois was the wife of which King of England?
Henry V Click to see the answer
Which real-life person was the subject of T.S.Eliot's play 'Murder in the Cathedral'?
Thomas Becket
In 2009, who announced he was quitting his Radio 2 Breakfast slot?
Terry Wogan
Old Rowley' was a nickname for which king?
Charles II
In 1809, Cabinet members George Canning and Lord Castlereagh did what?
Fought a duel
An 'escalade' was an attack on a castle using what?
Ladders
In Greek mythology, which Trojan hero killed Achilles?
Paris
Who was the official Labour candidate in the 2000 London mayoral election?
Frank Dobson
Double, double, toil and trouble'' is a line from which Shakespeare play?'
Macbeth
David I became king of which country in 1124?
Scotland
How old was Eva Peron when she died in 1952?
33
Which Roman god was married to the goddess Juno?
Jupiter
How did the Nazi's 'Doctor Death', Josef Mengele, die?
Swimming accident Click to see the answer
Eunice Shriver, who died in 2009, was a member of which famous family?
Kennedy
With which organization is Yasser Arafat associated?
PLO
Make good use of bad rubbish'' is the motto of which fictional characters?'
The Wombles
In 2012, which prince presented the weather while touring BBC Scotland?
Charles
Which Royal House was represented by a red rose?
Lancaster
In British history, when women were first given the vote in 1918, what age did they have to be to be eligible?
30
In 1979, Saddam Hussein came to power in Iraq. Who came to power in the UK?
Margaret Thatcher
Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war'' is a line in which play?'
Julius Caesar
In 2009, who succeeded Michael Martin as Speaker of the House of Commons?
John Bercow
How did TE Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) die?
Motor-cycle accident.
Which politician was once a merchant seaman with Cunard?
John Prescott
A 'Loiner' is an inhabitant of which city?
Leeds
How did the young diarist Anne Frank die?
Typhus
Complete the line from the film 'Jerry Maguire', 'You had me at...'' what?'
Hello
Hindu pilgrims visit such holy cities as Varanasi and Allahabad along what river's banks?
Ganges Click to see the answer
Which political party does MP Caroline Lucas represent?
Green
A 1782 U.S. resolution defined the meaning of some patriotic colors. Which was not defined in that resolution?
Mauve, for fabulousness
How many Royal Parks are there in London?
8
How old was Elizabeth I when she became Queen?
25
Defoe's Robinson Crusoe was based upon the real-life adventures of which person?
Alexander Selkirk
How did Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin die?
In a plane crash
Bonnie Prince Charlie was also known by what nickname?
Young Pretender
Which Roman emperor died at York in 211 AD?
Septimus Severus
During the US election build up in 2008, which one of the potential candidates was the spouse of a former president?
Hillary Clinton
In the 1970s and 80s, in what capacity was Ron Saunders famous?
Football manager
In 1981, Ronald Reagan was shot by John Hinckley jr, who was also stalking which actress?
Jodie Foster
Charles II's mistress, Nell Gwyn, was famous for selling what?
Oranges
In spring 2009, British woman Sara Campbell set a new world record by diving to what depth with no breathing apparatus?
96m
Chuck Berry, Art Garfunkel and Robert Redford all once had which job?
Carpenter
In 1893, which country became the first to grant women full voting rights?
New Zealand
In Greek myth, who was the messenger of the Gods?
Hermes
According to the saying, 'A nod's as good as a wink to a...' what?
Blind horse
Dom Perpignan, a name now synonymous with champagne, lived in the 17th century as a what?
Monk Click to see the answer
In a test, 14% of Americans could not identify which country on a map?
America
In Greek mythology, who was the first woman, who came across a box that she really shouldn't have opened?
Pandora
How many US states have a name beginning with the letter 'I'?
Four
Which political party was created in 1900?
Labour
How was Johanna Leigh better known?
Dorothy L.Sayers
In his Westminster expenses, Douglas Hogg claimed £2,000 for what?
Moat cleaning
In 1890, the Battle of Wounded Knee took place in which US state?
South Dakota
How old was 'Blues Brother' John Belushi when he died?
33
In 1982, who broke into the Queen's bedroom?
Michael Fagan
In 2012 who was elected as the first female President of Costa Rica?
Laura Chinchilla
Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your...'' what?'
Chains
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Elton John and Sarah Jessica Parker were all born under which star sign?
Aries
Naughty ... but nice'' was a slogan used to advertise what product?'
Cream cakes
In American politics, the two main parties are the Democrats and who?
Republicans
In the 20th century, Edward Heath was leader of which party?
Conservative
In the 1930s, who famously married Wallis Simpson?
Duke of Windsor
How old was actress Jane Seymour when she gave birth to twins in 1995?
44
Which reality TV show judge ran the London Marathon in 2008 in a time of 4 hours and 13 minutes?
Amanda Holden
Ian Fleming named James Bond after an author of what subject matter?
Caribbean birds
Which politician called for the Human Rights Act to be scrapped in summer 2007?
David Cameron
Henri Charrier is better known by which nickname?
Butterfly Click to see the answer
If a person has the letters F.R.C.V.S. after his name, what is his profession?
Vetinary surgeon
Which politician did Alastair Campbell famously describe as 'psychologically flawed'?
Gordon Brown
The Hay Wain' was painted by which British artist?
John Constable
I carried a watermelon'' is a line from what 1980s film?'
Dirty Dancing
Who first developed the ideology of fascism?
Mussolini
A 1918 Act of Parliament gave many women over what age the vote?
30
Carlos Marighela was a 20th century communist revolutionary in which country?
Brazil
1881's Gunfight at the O.K. Corral was between the Earp brothers and who?
The Clantons
In 1995 Liz Hurley was the face of which cosmetics brand?
Estee Lauder
How many US states are named after a President?
1
From which physical impediment did Moses suffer?
Speech impairment
Which workers did Arthur Scargill lead in the mid-80s?
Miners
At university, David Cameron and George Osborne were members of what club?
Bullingdon
In 1964, whose husband was shot by a friend during an argument leaving him permanently paralyzed?
Margot Fonteyn
In 2011, which of these couples were the proud parents of three boys and a girl?
Posh and Becks
In 1857 Joseph Gayetty invented which household item?
Toilet Roll
Disraeli once said that he had 'climbed to the top of the...' what?
Greasy pole
In Greek myth, who was the brother of Electra?
Orestes
Who wrote 'The Communist Manifesto' in 1848?
Karl Marx
Which political party does Margaret Becket represent?
Labour
In October 1999 the world population reached how many?
Six billion
Whose chat show returned to our screens in January 2009 after a 3 month absence?
Jonathan Ross
In the 20th century, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky were arch rivals at what?
Chess
Which Tory MP, after having claimed £5K for gardening costs, found activists had dug a 3ft 'ú' sign in his lawn?
Alan Duncan Click to see the answer
In 2012, Ed Miliband admitted that he looked like which character?
Wallace
In Parliament, who summons the MPs to hear the Queen's Speech?
Black Rod
In 1969, who jointly won an Oscar as Best Actress in a Leading Role with Katharine Hepburn?
Barbra Streisand
Controversial for his meek response to the Holocaust, who was pope through World War II and until 1958?
Pius XII
That's all folks!'' is the self-penned epitaph on whose gravestone?'
Mel Blanc
Who in 1865 was the first woman to qualify as a doctor in Britain?
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
Dressing him as her maid, Flora MacDonald helped who to escape?
Bonnie Prince Charlie
In the 1960s, what kind of product did Proctor & Gamble name for a suburban street called Pringle Avenue?
Potato chip
In 1620, the 'Mayflower' initially set sail for America from which port?
Southampton
In British history, in what field are the Pankhurst family and Emily Davison particularly remembered?
Women's suffrage
Becoming famous in the 60s, which three letters are associated with Crick and Watson?
DNA
In British history, which of these monarchs came first?
William I
How old was Lawrence Bragg when he became the youngest person ever to receive a Nobel Prize in 1915?
25
How old was Florence Nightingale when she died?
90
90% of Americans consider themselves what?
Shy
In 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand was heir to the throne of what empire?
Austro-Hungarian
Who fronted the band T.Rex?
Marc Bolan
How old was Jodie Foster when she caused a sensation in the film 'Taxi Driver'?
14
George Clooney, Grace Jones and Janet Jackson were all born under which star sign?
Taurus
In February 2012, which Prince qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot?
Harry
Which politician quit in 1986 following allegations regarding a prostitute?
Jeffrey Archer
Denver is the capital of which U.S. state?
Colorado
In 1896, who discovered radioactivity in uranium?
Henri Becquerel
Which politician gave his name to an adjective meaning scheming and cunning?
Machiavelli
In 1987, German Mathias Rust did what in Moscow's Red Square?
Landed a plane
How many stars appear on the flag of New Zealand?
4
In history, with what was the name Nicholas Culpeper particularly associated?
Herbal medicine
Gabriella Calthorpe and Dorith Mous are which of the following?
Models
How many years did Nelson Mandela spend in prison?
27
How did Gerry Conlon, Paul Hill, Patrick Armstrong and Carole Richardson become known?
The Guildford Four
During the Pope's 2010 UK visit he beatified which 19th century Briton?
Cardinal Newman
Whose catchphrase is 'Eat my shorts'?
Bart Simpson
In 1965, Mary Quant said 'A woman is as young as her...'
Knees
How many seats did the Lib Dems win at the 2010 General Election?
57
In the 1600s, Pendle in Lancashire became infamous as a home of what?
Witches
How did polar explorer Roald Amundsen die?
Plane crash
How old was Margaret Thatcher in 2000?
75
How old was Einstein when he proposed his Special Theory of Relativity?
26
Which religious figure's best known teaching is 'The Sermon on the Mount'?
Jesus
In which field did William Gladstone become famous?
Politics Click to see the answer
In the late 20th century, Steve Wozniak was a key figure in the development of what?
Computers
In which decade was the double act Laurel and Hardy formed?
1920s
In which Spanish town is there a famous annual bull run?
Pamplona
In the world of music, how is Artist Leon Ivey Jr better known?
Coolio
In which field did Buzz Aldrin become famous in the 20th century?
Space travel
In which US state is Miami?
Florida Click to see the answer
In what city was Abraham Lincoln assassinated?
Washington DC
In which country is the port of Gdansk?
Poland
In which city was Salmon Rushdie born?
Bombay
In which African country is the city of Timbuktu?
Mali
In the 80s, which 'bug' caused Edwina Currie's political career to be put on hold?
Salmonella
In the 70s, who was known as 'Stewpot'?
Ed Stewart
In which US city was Martin Luther King assassinated?
Memphis
In which decade was boxer Muhammad Ali born?
1940s
In which decade was the Who frontman Roger Daltrey born?
1940s Click to see the answer
In what year did the Eiffel Tower open?
1889
In which country was Dr.Barnardo, founder of the children's homes, born?
Ireland
In which French city was Joan of Arc burned at the stake?
Rouen
In which Scottish region is the village of Gretna Green?
Dumfries & Galloway
In what year was Hong Kong given back to China?
1997
In what year did Margaret Thatcher become leader of the Conservative Party?
1975
In which country is Rimini?
Italy
In what year was the Berlin Wall built?
1961
In the USA what is the equivalent of the Bank of England?
Federal Reserve
In the row over MPs expenses, who had claimed over £6000 to pay for his brother's cleaner?
Gordon Brown
In which country was actress Kate Winslet born?
England
In which decade did oil tycoon and playboy Howard Hughes die?
1970s Click to see the answer
In UK political history, what was Ramsey MacDonald the first example of a Labour what?
Prime Minister
In what capacity was Gary Gilmore famous in the 1970s?
Executed convict
In what year did Elizabeth I ascend to the throne?
1558
In which country was actor Patrick McGoohan born?
USA
In which country was former Man From UNCLE star David McCallum born?
Scotland
In the 60s, what were Simon and Garfunkel?
Singing duo
In which English cathedral is King John buried?
Worcester Cathedral
In which decade did Tiger Woods win his first golf major?
1990s
In which year did Adolf Hitler become Chancellor of Germany?
1933
In the Simpsons, what sort of dog is Santa's Little Helper?
Greyhound
In what year was Prince William born?
1982
In which field was Christian Barnard a famous 20th century figure?
Medicine
In the same week that the ban was introduced, which politician was 'spoken to' by police for smoking on a train?
Charles Kennedy
In the American War of Independence, British soldiers were known as what?
Redcoats
In which of these years was the philosopher Confucius alive and kicking?
500 BC Click to see the answer
In which country was actress Gwyneth Paltrow born?
USA
In the years before the First World War, a Dreadnought was a type of what?
Battleship
In which capacity did Jenny Pitman achieve fame?
Race horse trainer
In which field was David Bedford a household name in the 70s?
Sport
In what war did British, French and Ottoman Turkish forces fight Russia?
Crimean War
In the Vatican, what color smoke signals the election of a new pope?
White
In the song 'American Pie', who does 'Jack Flash' refer to?
Mick Jagger
In which London park is the famous Speakers' Corner?
Hyde Park
In the row over MPs expenses, who was found to have claimed for mock Tudor beams to be fitted to his house?
John Prescott
In which ocean is Easter Island?
Pacific
In the 70s, who led the human rights group Charter 77?
Vaclav Havel
In which African country is the Serengeti National Park?
Tanzania
In what year was the voting age reduced to 18 in the UK?
1969
In which mountain range is the Roncevaux Pass?
Pyrenees
In which concentration camp did the young diarist Anne Frank die?
Bergen-Belsen
In what year did the Cuban Missile Crisis occur?
1962
In which field is Harriet Harman a leading figure?
Politics
In the American Civil War, General Thomas Jackson had what nickname?
Stonewall Click to see the answer
In which capacity did John Gotti and Charles Luciano become famous?
Criminals
In which century were British women first allowed the right to vote?
20th
In which decade was NATO formed?
1940s
In what decade was the Queen's 'Annus Horribilis''?'
1990s
In which country was Ursula Andress born?
Switzerland
In which country was the actor Anthony Quinn born?
Mexico
In which decade was Sir Anthony Eden prime minister?
1950's
In which capacity did Stanley Matthews make his name in the 20th century?
Footballer
In which field did Marcus Garvey achieve recognition in the 20th century?
Human rights
In the political abbreviation MEP, what does the 'E' stand for?
European
In what century was the House of Tudor established in England?
15th
In which country was actress Hedy Lamarr born?
Austria
In which field is Frenchman Rene La Salle remembered?
Exploration
In which decade did Shakin' Stevens have his three number 1 hits?
1980s
In which country was fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent born?
Algeria
In the Muslim world, what does the muezzin do?
Calls the faithful to prayer
In what year was Marie Antoinette guillotined?
1793
In what year did the Queen make her first televised Christmas speech?
1957
In what year was Princess Margaret born?
1930
In which sport is Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo an international star?
Football
In which country did the great Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl die?
Italy Click to see the answer
In the late 1940s, Crawfie's memoirs were published with much fanfare. Who was 'Crawfie'?
Royal governess
In which field did Sergei Eisenstein make his name in the early 20th century?
Film
In the 20th century, the Manhattan Project developed the first what?
Atomic bomb
In which field did Barbara Hulanicki make her name in the 1960s?
Fashion
In which Indian city is the Taj Mahal?
Agra
In what year did George VI die?
1952
In which decade was Terry Waite taken hostage in Lebanon whilst seeking to free others?
1980s
In the 20th century, who came between Lady Bird and Betty?
Pat
In which field did Rodgers and Hammerstein become household names in the 40s and 50s?
Musicals
In which news story did Sarah Palin feature most heavily in 2008?
US Elections
In which district of London would you find Harrods department store?
Knightsbridge
In the famous saying, 'even a stopped clock is right...'' how often?'
Twice a day
In what year did the Falklands War take place?
1982
In the north of England, what features are known as 'fells'?
Hills
In which country was Uri Geller born?
Israel
In which field did Blossom Dearie, who died in 2009, make her mark?
Jazz
In what capacity did Barry Davies and John Motson become household names?
Football commentators
In what year did Tony Blair become Labour Party leader?
1994
In which capacity did Glenn Miller make his name in the 20th century?
Big band leader
In the 80s, how many months were there between the London Stock Exchange's 'Big Bang' and 'Black Monday'?
12
In what seaside resort was the first Butlins Holiday Camp opened?
Skegness
In which century were the present Houses of Parliament built?
19th
In what capacity did Italian Tito Gobi achieve fame in the 20th century?
Singing
In which field did Fred Trueman become famous in the 20th century?
Cricket
In the words of a popular expression, what is said to 'justify the means'?
The End
In which county did the Great Train Robbery of 1963 take place?
Buckinghamshire
In which century did Chaucer write the Canterbury Tales?
14th
In which field did Elizabeth Frink make her name in the 20th century?
Sculpture
In what line of work did Spiro Agnew make his name?
Politics
In what line of work did Charles Rennie Mackintosh make his name?
Architecture
In which country are the ruins of the ancient city of Babylon?
Iraq
In which field did the Kray twins make their name in the 1960s?
Organised crime
In which county would you find Scotney Castle?
Kent
In which country is Lake Lucerne?
Switzerland
In which decade was Nelson Mandela finally released from prison?
1990s
In which London building are the Crown Jewels kept?
Tower of London
In which field is Spaniard Hernando de Soto remembered?
Exploration
In which country was actress Vivien Leigh born?
India
In which ocean can the Seychelles be found?
Indian
In which country was the revolutionary Che Guevara born?
Argentina
In which country was Oscar winning actress Olivia De Havilland born?
Japan
In UK political history, what was John Burns the first example of?
Labour Cabinet Minister
In which city is the International Court of Justice?
The Hague
In which field is German Georg Philipp Telemann remembered?
Music
In which field was Sir Fred Hoyle a prominent figure in the 20th century?
Astronomy
In which US state is Princeton University?
New Jersey
In which country is the most northerly point of mainland Europe?
Norway
Lord Lucan disappeared in what decade?
0:32:50 Click to see the answer
Lewis Ernest Watts became famous under which name?
John Mills
Karl Lagerfeld is a big name in which field?
Fashion
Joanne Woodward married which fellow actor?
Paul Newman
Listen carefully. What was permitted by the Supreme Court in Olmstead v. United States?
Wiretapping
In which year were both hostages John McCarthy and Terry Waite released?
1991
In which year did/does comedian Billy Connolly turn 60?
2002 Click to see the answer
Knickerbockers were named after a pseudonym of which American writer?
Washington Irving
Mark Lester, the child star of the musical film 'Oliver!' is godfather to the children of which of these stars?
Michael Jackson
Oranjestad is the capital of which Caribbean island?
Aruba
Jonathan Ross hit the headlines amidst much controversy in 2008. Which of these did he begin presenting in 1997?
The Film Programme
Los Angeles stands on the edge of what desert?
Mojave
Kinder Scout is the highest point in which National Park?
Peak District
Madonna and Guy Ritchie got married in which castle?
Skibo
In which year did Einstein propose his Special Theory of Relativity?
1905
Jason and the Argonauts set out to get the Golden Fleece from which land?
Colchis Click to see the answer
Paddy Ashdown was once a member of which elite military unit?
Special Boat Service
It is claimed that eating mince pies on Christmas Day was banned by who?
Oliver Cromwell
Jerry Springer was once the Mayor of which city?
Cincinatti
Terry Waite was whose special envoy in the 1980s?
Archbishop of Canterbury
In which year did Sid Vicious, John Wayne and Richard Beckinsale all die?
1979
Jonny Lee Miller was the first husband of which actress?
Angelina Jolie
Margarita Carmen Casino became famous as who?
Rita Hayworth
In which year did Chad Varah found The Samaritans?
1953
John O'Groats is named after the man who obtained the license to run a ferry to Orkney. What nationality was he?
Dutch
London Zoo is in which park?
Regent's Park
La Gomera is in which island group?
Canary Islands
Lucus Dominitus Ahenobarbus was better known as who?
Nero Click to see the answer
In which year did J. Edgar Hoover become director of the FBI?
1924
Macbeth was King of Scotland during which century?
11th
mommification in Ancient Egypt included removing the brain through what?
The nose
Joe Yule jr is the real name of which actor?
Mickey Rooney
Jennifer Aniston, Oprah Winfrey and John Travolta were all born under which star sign?
Aquarius
Paul Newman died in 2008. In what capacity is he best remembered?
Actor
Jerome Silberman is the real name of which comic actor?
Gene Wilder
Louise Brown will always hold which famous first?
First test tube baby
Kong-Zi is better known as who?
Confucius
Like Hitchcock, which writer appeared in televised episodes of their stories?
Colin Dexter
In which year was the actor Sean Connery born?
1930
Margaret Thatcher said 'I am extraordinarily patient, provided...' what?
I get my own way
St Peter Port is the capital of which island?
Guernsey
Marie Tussaud was born in which country?
Switzerland
Ladywood and Edgbaston are constituencies in which city?
Birmingham Click to see the answer
Laura Ashley died in 1985. In what capacity did she achieve fame?
Fashion designer
Jonathan Sacks is the head of which faith in the UK?
Judaism
Other than being an athlete, what was Roger Bannister's profession?
Doctor
Krishna was killed by hunter who thought he was a deer. Just like Achilles, what was Krishna's weak spot?
Heel
Marcus Garvey is considered a prophet by which religious group?
Rastafarians
John Hinckley tried to assassinate which US president?
Ronald Reagan
On which sport would you hear Jonathan Agnew commentating?
Cricket
In which year did Richard Nixon die?
1994
John Wayne was born Marion Robert...?
Morrison
John Wayne called which film 'The most un-American thing ever.'?
High Noon
In which year did Thor Heyerdahl sail across the Pacific on a balsa wood raft?
1947
Much in the news in 2008, who became one of Stevenage's most famous sons?
Lewis Hamilton
In which year did Queen frontman Freddie Mercury die?
1991
John Profumo held which Cabinet post at the time of the 1963 scandal?
War Secretary
Jennifer Lopez, Madonna and Robert De Niro were all born under which star sign?
Leo
In which year did physicist Marie Curie die?
1934
John Grey Gort was prime minister of which country from 1968 to 1971?
Australia
On which subject is writer and presenter Barry Norman and expert?
Film Click to see the answer
Jennie Jerome was the mother of which 20th century British Prime Minister?
Winston Churchill
Jordan and Peter Andre announced they were splitting in May 2009. In which year did they marry?
2005
Italian nun Sister Nobili was in the papers in 2009 talking of her former life as a what?
Lap dancer
In which year was Florence Nightingale born?
1820
King Zog abdicated in 1946 as the last king of which country?
Albania
Lloret de Mar is the largest resort on which Spanish Costa?
Costa Brava
Kate Moss, David Bowie and Tiger Woods were all born under which star sign?
Capricorn
Somerset Maugham described where as 'a sunny place for shady people''?'
Monaco
That was a great game of golf, fellas' are reputed to be the last words of which great entertainer?
Bing Crosby
On which river is Paris situated?
Seine
Prince William started at which Scottish university in September 2001?
St Andrews
Lake Biwa is the largest freshwater lake in which country?
Japan
Prince William graduated from which university in 2005?
St Andrews
Leopold I became the first king of which country in 1831?
Belgium
Paul Keating and John Howard are former Prime Minsters of which country?
Australia
In which year was Richard Nixon elected for a second term?
1972
Linus Pauling and John Cockcroft were famous 20th century figures in which field?
Science
On which island are the holiday resorts of Sliema and Mellieha Bay?
Malta
Paul Burrell was formerly butler to which member of the Royal family?
Diana
J.G.Ballard, author of the novels 'Empire of the Sun' and 'Crash', died in 2009. What did the J.G. stand for?
James Graham
Joe Haines wrote whose official biography?
Robert Maxwell
Prince William and Prince Harry attended which public school?
Eton
Someone with a grievance is said to have what 'on their shoulder'?
A chip
In which year was Lech Walesa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
1983
Texas pharmacist Charles Alderton created what soft drink in Waco, Texas, in 1885?
Dr. Pepper