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26/11/2007 Virtually Europe "Using only my computer to guide me I recently embarked on a somewhat tortuous virtual trip from the UK to Russia visiting 10 countries en route.  Apart from leaving the UK, I only crossed the land borders of adjacent European countries.  Each of the 10 answers in this round is of 2 words and represents, in sequence from the UK, one of the 10 countries I visited (excluding the UK and Russia) by having the 2 words start with, respectively, the 2 letters which form the Internet suffix for the country concerned."

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1.

Between 2002 and 2006 Serbia and Montenegro were still called Yugoslavia – but which 2 words preceded the words ‘of Yugoslavia’ in their official name?

2.

Which Australian, born in 1982, has won more Olympic Gold medals than any other Australian?

3.

The film actor John Charles Carter has a screen name that sounds like a description of a journey across London from east to west, from a valley to a traveller’s rest. What is this screen name?

4.

What is roughly 2,000 miles long and extends from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine?

5.

Who, since 1992, has been the regular host of the Dawn Patrol programme on Radio 2?
 

6.

Which film actress, whilst playing the character Honey Ryder, was said to resemble the Birth of Venus, the famous Botticelli painting?

7.

The first Governor of the State of Utah was also President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints between 1847 and 1877. Who was he?

8.

An area adjacent to Allerton Road and Smithdown Road in Liverpool is prone to constant thefts of municipal property – usually by visitors. What is its better known name?

9.

In Mathematics a left hand chevron or angle bracket indicates what?

10.

The 2001 film Ocean’s Eleven was set primarily in which city?