QU!ZNI?H

 

20th July 03

 

1) For what do the letters MI stand in MI5 & MI6

   (Military Intelligence)

 

2) Which London musical is based on the songs of the group Queen

   (We Will Rock You) not ivanhoe

 

3) Who is the MP for Glasgow Kelvin who has been accused of receiving money from

   Saddam Hussain

   (George Galloway)

 

4) What is the registration of Postman Pat’s van

   (Pat 1)

 

5) Which 6 colours feature on the flag of South Africa

 

    Red

    White

    Blue

    Black

    Green

    Yellow/Gold

 

 

ROUND TWO

 

1) Which play opened in London in 1952 and is still on today

   (The Mousetrap)

 

2) Which part of a man’s body enlarges 8 times in size when he sees someone

   attractive

   (The pupils of his eyes!)

 

3) Who won the 2002 Pop Idol Show

   (Will Young – Gareth Gates was 2nd)

 

4) The World Health Organisation recently announced that the SARS outbreak was

    at an end – for what do the letters S.A.R.S stand

    (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)

 

5) At the last UK General Election which 6 political parties won the most seats

 

    Labour              412                    Ulster Unionists 6

    Conservatives      166                    Democratic Unionists 5

    Liberal Democrats 52                     Scottish National Party 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND THREE

 

1) What is the most widely published cartoon strip in the world, appearing in

    over 2600 newspapers in 75 countries & in 261 languages

    (Peanuts – Charlie Brown & Snoopy etc) not ivanhoe

 

2) In 1997 Mike Tyson was disqualified for biting off part of which boxers ear

   (Evander Holyfield) not ivanhoe

 

3) Who represented Russia at this years Eurovision Song Contest

   (Tatu – came third)

 

4) How many lanes does an Olympic swimming pool have

   (Eight)

 

5) MUSIC

 

ROUND FOUR

 

1) Which car (make & model) is advertised on TV by Arsenal footballer Thierry

   Henry (tee –ery onree)

   (Renault Clio – Va Va Voom)

 

2) For 1 pt each which 4 British cities have hosted the Commonwealth Games

   (London Edinburgh Cardiff & Manchester)

 

3) In which country has butcher Alain Fontain produced sausages with a

   surprise gift for children inside claiming they are healthier than Kinder eggs

   (Belgium)

 

4) In which river was Jesus baptised

   (The Jordan) not ivanhoe

 

5) Since the Open golf championship started in 1860 it has been won be golfers

   from which 8 different countries – EXCLUDING the UK

 

   France (1st non UK winner)              New Zealand (Bob Charles)

   USA                                       Argentina  (Roberto De Vincenzo)

   South Africa                              Spain

   Australia                                  Zimbabwe (Nick Price)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND FIVE

 

1) What is the name of the family that features in Peter Pan

    (Darling)

 

2) Which Scottish football club are to replace their grass pitch with a new all

   weather artificial pitch 

   (Dunfermline - £130,000 grant from UEFA)

 

3) Which river flows from the Black forest to the Black sea

   (the Danube)

 

4) How is Austin Powers described in the title of the 1997 film

   (International Man of Mystery)

 

5) What are the 9 most popular musical instruments studied by students at The

    Royal College Of Music in London (Instruments so no voice!!) – all orchestral

    instruments – no electric guitar etc !!

 

    Piano                          French Horn

    Violin                          Flute

    Cello                           Clarinet

    Viola                           Oboe

    Bassoon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND SIX

 

1) Which planet’s moons are named after Shakespeare characters

   (Uranus)

 

2) Who provides the voice of Bart Simpson

   (Nancy Cartwright)

 

3) Who has managed both England and Australia’s national football team

    (Terry Venables)

 

4) Which sea is misnamed and is really the World’s largest lake

   (The Caspian)

 

5) From which 10 countries outwith the UK did the most tourists to Scotland come

   last year

 

   USA                                 Australia

   Germany                             Italy

   Ireland                              Netherlands/Holland

   France                               Spain

   Canada                               Japan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JACKPOT ROUND

 

 

1) In which US city did the first skyscrapers appear (office blocks of more than

   10 stories)

   (Chicago – 1880’s)

 

2) Newman Noggis,Samson Brass,Lady Dedlock & Mr Dick are all characters from    

    which author’s books

    (Charles Dickens)

 

3) In which city was the 1st ever football World Cup final played

   (Montevideo – Uruguay)

 

4) To which piece of music did Torville & Dean perform when they won a Gold at

   the 1984 Olympics 

   (Balero by Ravel)

 

5) In TV’s “Happy Days” what was The Fonz’s full name

   (Arthur Fonzarelli)

 

6) Which female golfer made history earlier this year when she became the 1st

   female to compete in a men’s PGA event – The Bank of America Colonial Classic

   (Annika Sorenstam – missed the cut)

 

 

 

MUSIC ROUND

 

the following songs have been in the Uk charts for at least 40 weeks (including re-issues & re-entries) – who sang them

 

 

10 times in chart for a total of 124 weeks          My Way               (Frank Sinatra)

5                                     44                 Tainted Love           (Soft Cell)

2                                     40                 Tie a yellow ribbon   (Dawn)

1                                     40                 Rivers of Babylon     (Boney M)

1                                     56                 Release me            (Englebert Humperdink)

8                                     47                 Whatever              (Oasis)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

27th July 03

 

1) Which element is represented on the periodic table by the letter C

   (Carbon – Copper is Cu)

 

2) Which former footballer advertises Bacardi on TV

   (Vinnie Jones)

 

3) Whose first book was called 'Not A Penny More, Not A Penny Less'

    ( Jeffrey Archer )

 

4) Who has been named as the captain of Europe’s Ryder cup team for 2004

   (Bernhard Langer)

 

5) According to the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders - what are the 5

   most popular colours for new cars in the UK

  

    red

    blue

    silver

    white

    green

 

 

 

ROUND TWO

 

1) In the original “Star Trek” series what did Spock have to do every 7 years

   (Mate/have sex – see episode called “Amok Time”)

 

2) To whom did BBC Scotland journalist Elizabeth Quigley get married on Saturday

   (SNP leader John Swinney)

 

3) What colour is the live wire in a domestic plug

    (brown)

 

4) Which British comedian starred in “The Italian Job” & “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”

   (Benny Hill)

 

5) Name any 6 of the 9 cities OUTWITH Europe which have hosted the summer

   Olympic games

 

    St Louis   (1904)               Montreal    (1976)

    Los Angeles (1932 & 84)       Seoul        (1988)

    Melbourne   (1956)             Atlanta      (1996)

    Tokyo       (1964)              Sydney      (2000)

    Mexico City (1968)

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND THREE

 

1) Which animal would you be afraid of if you suffered from hippophobia

    (horses)

 

2) Who was Henry the 8th’s 2nd wife and the mother of Queen Elizabeth 1st

   (Ann Boleyn)

 

3) What colour is the “warning card” used in hockey

    (Green)

 

4) Which Australia actor plays “Bruce Banner” in the new film “Hulk”

   (Eric Bana)

 

5) MUSIC

 

 

ROUND FOUR

 

 

1) In which musical does the character “Eliza Doolittle” feature

   (My Fair Lady)

 

2) In which family did the father, mother, daughter & son in law all win Nobel

   prizes

   (The Curies)

 

3) Scientists in which country have discovered they can tame aggressive dogs by

   giving them Prozac

   (Belgium – reduced the number of attacks and the number of dogs being put              

               down)

 

4) How is the Button or Red Backed Spider more commonly known

   (The Black Widow Spider – latrodectus maltans - male harmless/female deadly)

 

5) According to rankings produced by The International Federation of Football

   History & Statistics – which 10 countries in the world have the “strongest”

   national leagues – (countries that have the best club teams)

 

   Spain                          France  

   England                        Greece

   Italy                           Mexico

   Germany                       Brazil

   Argentina                      Czech Rep

 

   Scotland are 15TH

 

 

 

ROUND FIVE

 

 

1) According to a survey by Playboy Magazine – What part of a man’s body did

   women say they thought was the “sexiest”

   (His Eyes !!)

 

2) In which British city was Guy Fawkes born & Dick Turpin hanged

   (York)

 

3) Which “Eastenders” character is played by Jessie Wallace

   (Kat Slater)

 

4) Who in 1962 was the 1st American to orbit the Earth and he returned to space

   in 1997 to become the oldest man to go into space

   (John Glenn)

 

5) Which 8 films starring Jim Carrey have taken the most money at cinemas

   world wide (Starring so no voice only)

 

   Bruce Almighty

   How The Grinch Stole Christmas

   Batman Forever

   The Mask

   Liar Liar

   The Truman Show

   Dumb & Dumber

   Ace Ventura 2 – When Nature Calls

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND SIX

 

 

1) Which artist had the first names Laurence Stephen

   (L.S.Lowry)

 

2) What are the territorial divisions of France called ( equivilent of our

   counties/regions)

    (Departments)         

 

3) Which London landmark commemorates the Great Fire of London

   (The Monument)

 

4) By what name are the annual awards given in the USA by the National Academy

   of Recording Arts & Sciences known

    (Grammys)

 

5) Which 12 letters are worth the least points in “Scrabble” – all worth only 1 or 2

   points

 

   A                      N

   D                      O

   E                      R

   G                      S

   I                      T

   L                      U

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JACKPOT ROUND

 

 

1) In “The Simpsons” what is Homer’s dad called

   (Abe/Abraham)

 

2) Which international language was invented in 1877 by Dr Ludovick Zamerhof

    (Esperanto)

 

3) About which artist is the 1956 film “Lust for life”

    (Vincent Van Gogh …..played by Kirk Douglas)

 

4) What was the spin off from TV’s “Are You Being Served” called

   (Grace & Favour)

 

5) Who in 1849 did William Hamilton try to assasinate

    (Queen Victoria)

 

6) The 1994 book “Closing Time” is a sequel to which famous 1961 book

    (Catch 22)

 

 

 

 

MUSIC ROUND

 

The following albums are all currently in the Uk album charts and are recorded by solo artists who are or were members of a successful group

 

Escapology                       Robbie Williams

Bare                              Annie Lennox

Justified                         Justin Timberlake

Dangerously in Love             Beyonce

 

 

 

 

 

 

3rd August 03

 

1) Which element has the atomic number 1 and is 1st on the periodic table

   (Hydrogen)

 

2) In which comic do Minnie The Minx & The Bash Street Kids appear

   (The Beano – celebrated its 65th birthday last week)

 

3) Which musical features gangs called “The T Birds” “The Pink Ladies” & “The

   Scorpions”

   (Grease)

 

4) How much prize money does the winner of TV’s Big Brother get

   (£70,000)

 

5) According to the British Sandwich Makers Association 2 billion pounds

   worth of sandwiches are bought every year - which 7 fillings are the most

   popular -All 1 word answers & “Salad” isn’t one of them!!

 

      prawn     cheese

      chicken    tuna

      bacon

      egg

      ham

 

ROUND TWO

 

1) Which is the only bird that features in the Chinese calendar

   (chicken/rooster)

 

2) Which Scottish singer is named after a Persian king

   (Darius Danesh: father Booth is Persian/Iranian)

 

3) Which mammal produces the World’s largest baby  

    (The Blue Whale)

 

4) In April 1998 who did Los Angeles policeman Marcelo Rodriguez arrest and

   charge with “suspicion of misdemeanour lewd behaviour”

   (George Michael – Hugh Grant was June 1995) 

 

5) Which 7 colours feature on the 10 flags used by marshals to signal to Formula

   One drivers during a race (see note at end)

 

   Blue

   Green  

   Yellow

   Red

   Black

   White

    Orange

ROUND THREE

 

1) In cricket what term describes an over where no runs are scored

    (a maiden)

 

2) Where in London can you see the Coronation Chair

    (Westminster Abbey)

 

3) In which 1981 film did Scottish actress Dee Hepburn star as a football playing

   schoolgirl

   (Gregory’s Girl)

 

4) What did American Eugene Cernan do in 1972 that eleven others had done

   before him but no one has done since

   (Walk on the Moon)

 

5) MUSIC

 

ROUND FOUR

 

1) Model Nancy Sorrell who has just been named as the new “face” of Ann

   Summers is the wife of which British comedian

   (Vic Reeves)

 

2) In which Jane Austen book does the character Mr Darcy feature

   (Pride and Prejudice)

 

3) In which country last year did referee Marc Gevaert end a match 4 minutes

   early because he felt sorry for a team which was losing 16 - 0

   (Belgium – Vladslo Vs FC Wiftschate who have conceded 132 goals in 15 games)

 

4) Which Oscar winning actor appeared in TV’s “Only Fools & Horses” as the

   policeman Roy “The Slag” Slater

   (Jim Broadbent – won best supporting actor Oscar for “Iris”)

 

5) Which 10 Scottish football clubs have played the most matches in the main 

   European club competitions 

 

   Rangers                  Dunfermline

   Celtic                     Hearts

   Dundee United           Dundee

   Aberdeen                 Kilmarnock

   Hibs                       St Mirren

 

   (followed by St Johnston)

 

   

 

 

 

ROUND FIVE

 

1) Which Scottish MP described Saddam Hussain As “a gentle and shy man who

   loves Britain” 

   (George Galloway)

 

2) About who did George Best once say “ can’t kick with his left foot, can’t head

   the ball,can’t tackle, apart from that he’s OK”

   (David Beckham)

 

3) According to the Guiness Book of Records Mohammed Raschid of Turkey,has 

   the World’s longest what?

   (Moustache)

 

4) The fastest 4 legged land animal is the cheetah – what type of 4 legged animal

   is 2nd fastest

   (apart from another cheetah!)

    (Antelope – prong horned)

 

5) Name any 6 of the 10 most played artists/groups on UK radio last year

   (5 solo & 5 groups) – figures from The Radio Academy

 

Kylie

Blue

Pink

Sugarbabes

Robbie Williams

Liberty X

Atomic Kitten

Jennifer Lopez

Enrique Inglasias

Westlife

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND SIX

 

 

1) Pictures of this were 1st published in the Daily Mail in 1933 & examples have

   appeared in UK newspapers at irregular intervals since then – what

   (The Loch Ness Monster)

 

2) Which actor & comedian's autobiography is called 'T'rific'   

   (Mike Reid: Frank Butcher in EastEnders )

 

3) Where in the body is the pituitary gland  

   (The Brain/head – attached to hypothalumus)

 

4) Which fairy tale has been the subject of the most films including opera ballet

   animated & pornographic versions

   (Cinderella)

 

5) NAME ANY 10 OF THE 12 MOST POPULAR ADULT MALE FIRST NAMES IN THE UK

 

    JOHN                    PETER                

    DAVID                   WILLIAM             

    MICHAEL                ANDREW                              

    JAMES                   CHRISTOPHER

    ROBERT                 THOMAS

    PAUL                     STEPHEN       

 

 

  (Figures come from a Government survey of over a million 1st names)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The blue flag indicates "a competitor is about to overtake you", but if the flag is waved, it orders him to let the other car overtake, on pain of a time penalty for obstruction. This order is only given to a car which is one or more laps behind the overtaker. The blue flag is also used at the end of pit lane to inform the driver exiting the pits that they are approaching cars on the circuit.

The yellow flag indicates danger, and overtaking under yellow flag is always prohibited. Also the yellow flag may have two meanings, depending if it is stationary ("drive well within your limits") or waved ("slow down"). When the Safety Car is on the track all marshals will have the yellow flags waving and the start/finish straight marshall will show a "SC" sign.

The green flag indicates the end of the danger and of the ban on overtaking indicated by an earlier yellow flag.

The flag with vertical red and yellow stripes warns the competitors that the track is slippery (usually oil or water) or that there is debris on the track

The red flag is displayed by all track marshalls when a race is to be stopped. This can be due to the track being blocked following an accident, conditions of the track deemed unsafe, or if some other emergency issue is evident, such as a driver fatally wounded. In Formula One, if 75% of the race has been completed the race can be ended, otherwise a restart may take place.

The black flag, accompanied by the number of a car, summons the driver of such car to return to his pit. This procedure is mostly used to notify a competitor of his exclusion from the race. The driver has 3 laps to acknowledge the black flag and if he does not come in within that time he may be heavily penalised and/or fined. This is also used to bring in a car for a stop/go penalty.

A black flag with an orange disc (known as the "meatball flag") accompanied by the number of a car warns the driver that his car has a mechanical problem and that he must go to his pit.

A flag with a white triangle and a black triangle accompanied by the number of a car is a warning for unsporting behaviour.

A white flag is used to indicates that a slower vehicle is on the track. This may be a medical or safety vehicle. This is accompanied by a waved yellow flag in the area of the slower vehicle and normal yellow flags rules apply. At the start of the last lap (after the "penultimate lap") all drivers are shown the white flag. This indicates their is one more competition lap to run.

The chequered flag always signals the finish of the race, even if the Clerk of the Course waves his flag too early, the race still ends when he gives this signal. However, if he waves it too late the classification is that obtained at the end of the scheduled number of laps. Only cars which have covered 90% of the distance will be classified. A driver does not necessarily have to still be on the track to be classified, but if a car takes more than twice as long as the fastest lap time achieved by the winner to complete his last lap, this lap will not be taken into account.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JACKPOT ROUND

 

 

1) Which pop singer is married to Chris Evans

    (Billie Piper)

 

2) Other than David Beckham, who else left Man Utd for Real Madrid this

   summer

   (Carlos Queiroz – Alex Ferguson’s assistant)

 

3) Whose autobiography is called 'My Left Foot'   

   (Christy Brown – played by Daniel Day Lewis in the film )  

 

4) Who wrote the scripts for TV’s 'Only Fools and Horses' ?

    ( John Sullivan )

 

5) Which European country did the Romans call Lusitania (loo-si-tain-ia)   

   (Portugal)

 

6) What was the name of the village where Jesus performed his first miracle,

   turning water into wine   

   (Cana)

 

 

 

 

MUSIC ROUND

 

 

 

 

 

10th August 03

 

1) Which Saint’s day is celebrated on April the 23rd

   (Saint George)

 

2) Which member of the royal family was born on a kitchen table on the island of

   Corfu

   (Prince Philip – The Duke Of Edinburgh)

 

3) What was the first name of Lord Nelson, the British Admiral who defeated the

   French at the battle of Trafalgar

   (Horatio)

 

4) In what unusual way did Sophie Pritchard & Lee Davey who got married on

   Saturday meet for the first time

   (They were both contestants on TV’s “Big Brother”)

 

5) Which 10 letters of the alphabet start the fewest words in the Oxford English

   Dictionary

  

   X                          K

   Z                          V

   Q                         N

   Y                          O

   J                          W

 

(alphabetically – JKNOQVWXYZ)

 

ROUND TWO

 

1) Which country’s rugby union team are nicknamed 'The Pumas' (pew-mas)  

   (Argentina)

 

2) Who played the title role in the TV series 'Sharpe'

    (Sean Bean)

 

3) Which character, created by James Thurber, was portrayed in a film by Danny

   Kaye and has been the subject of a number of news stories recently

   (Walter Mitty – Dr David Kelly was described as being like “Walter Mitty”)

 

4) Which Greek king turned all that he touched into gold

   (Midas)

 

5) Name any 6 of the 10 countries in the world which produce the most gold

 

   South Africa               Russia

   United States              Indonesia

   Austrailia                   Uzbekistan

   Canada                      Peru

    China                                   Brazil   

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND THREE

 

1) In the Star Wars films, which actor provided the voice of Darth Vader

   (James Earl Jones)

 

2) It has been announced that the NHS is considering extending free IVF

   treatment to all infertile women under 40. For what do the letters IVF stand

   (in vitro fertilisation – latin means literally “in the glass fertilisation”)

 

3) The father Pierre was an impressionist painter & his son Jean a film director –

   What was their surname

   (Renoir – ren – war)

 

4) Where in the body are there bones called The Anvil & The Stirrup

   (Your Ear)

 

5) MUSIC

 

ROUND FOUR

 

1) What make & model of car does James Bond drive in the film Die Another Day

   (Aston Martin Vanquish – baddie drove a Jaguar XKR)

 

2) Which sporting event was the 1st to be televised in colour in the UK

    (Wimbledon ……….1966 world cup not in colour –a film of the final is in colour –

                                                         1970 finals were first in colour)

 

3) In which country earlier this year did Andrew Pype (pipe?) tell a court that the

   reason that he started 20 fires was he was jealous because his girlfriend had

   appeared on “Blind Date” and won a date with a fireman

   (Belgium – nobody was hurt but he faces up to 8 years in jail)

 

4) In both the Old and New testaments of the bible which book has the shortest

   title

   (Job)

 

5) According to The Scottish Qualifications Authority you can take a higher exam

   in 9 different languages – English is one of them - what are the other 8

 

   Greek                    Italian

   French                   Latin

   Gaelic                    Russian

   German                  Spanish

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND FIVE

 

1) What in the UK are always four feet eight and a half inches apart

    (Railway Lines – it’s the standard gauge)

 

2) Who wrote the books "The Dead Zone", "Dolores Claiborne" and "Misery"

   (Stephen King)

 

3) A survey published by Durex last year reported that British people have sex on

   average 149 times a year – which country claimed to have the most – 167 times

   a year

   (France -  (USA – 138 times)

 

4) What is the name of the super hero played by Ardel O’Hanlon in the TV series

   “My Hero”

   (Thermo Man)

 

5) There are 66 cities in the UK - which 10 have the highest populations

 

    London                Bradford

    Birmingham           Liverpool

    Leeds                 Edinburgh

    Glasgow               Manchester

    Sheffield             Bristol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROUND SIX

 

1) Which animal’s name is derived from the Spanish for "the lizard,"

    (The Alligator - el lagarto)

 

2) Which city was once called “New Amsterdam”

   (New York)

 

3) The voice of which Simpsons character is provided by “Frasier” star Kelsey 

   Grammer

   (“ Sideshow" Bob Terwilliger – accept “Sideshow” Bob - David Hyde Pierce who

      plays Niles in Frasier provides the voice of Bob’s brother Cecil)

 

4) In poker what is a hand containing the 2 black aces and the 2 black 8’s called

   (The Dead Man’s Hand – Wild Bill Hickock was shot and killed whilst playing poker

                                and his hand contained these cards!)

 

5) Name the 10 different people who between 1992 & 2002 were voted BBC  

    “Sports Personality of the Year”

 

   2002 – Paula Radcliffe       (Athletics)

   2001 – David Beckham       (Football)

   2000 – Steve Redgrave      (Rowing)

   1999 – Lennox Lewis         (Boxing)

   1998 – Michael Owen        (Football)

   1997 – Greg Rusedeski      (Tennis)

   1995 – Jonathan Edwards   (Athletics)

   1994 & 96 – Damon Hill     (Motor Racing)

   1993 – Linford Christie      (Athletics)

   1992 – Nigel Mansell         (Motor Racing)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JACKPOT ROUND

 

1) What sort of animal is a Chester White

   (A Pig)

 

2) Who played “Genghis Khan” in the 1956 film “The Conqueror”

   (John Wayne)

3)  According to Shakespeare who stabbed Caesar first

    (Casca,- in the throat, Brutus was 2ND in the groin – ouch!)

4) According to Jesus’s “Sermon on the mount” who would appear as wolves in

   sheep’s clothing

   (false prophets) "Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's

                                 clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves”.

 

5) According to "The Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy", which number is the

   answer to life,the universe and everything 

   (42)

 

6) Collectively, by what name are Carole Richardson, Patrick Armstrong, Paul Hill

   and Gerard Conlon better known

   (The Guildford Four)

 

 

 

 

MUSIC ROUND

 

Name any 8 of the 15 best selling singles of all time in the UK

1 Candle In The Wind '97 by Elton John
2 Do They Know It's Chistmas? by Band Aid
3 Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen
4 Mull Of Kintyre/Girls School by Paul McCartney & Wings
5 Rivers Of Babylon/Brown Girl In The Ring by Boney M
6 You're The One That I Want by John Travolta & Olivia Newton John
7 Relax by Frankie Goes To Hollywood
8 She Loves You by The Beatles
9 Unchained Melody by Robson & Jerome
10 Mary's Boy Child (Oh My Lord) by Boney M

11 Love Is All Around by Wet Wet Wet
12 Evergreen/Anything Is Possible by Will Young
13 I Just Called To Say I Love You by Stevie Wonder
14 I Want To Hold Your Hand by The Beatles
15 Barbie Girl by Aqua