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1. |
|
2011 FA
Cup Semi Final teams
(players
who started the Wembley match – not subs) |
|
Manchester
City (1) |
Manchester
United (0) |
|
Joe Hart |
Edwin Van der
Sar |
|
Vincent Kompany |
Patrice Evra |
|
Pablo Zabaleta |
Rio Ferdinand |
|
Aleksandar Kolarov |
Nemanja Vidic |
|
Joleon
Lescott |
John
O’Shea |
|
Adam
Johnson |
Park
Ji-Sung |
|
Gareth Barry |
Michael Carrick |
|
David Silva |
Nani |
|
Nigel De Jong |
Paul Scholes |
|
Yaya Touré |
Antonio Valencia |
|
Mario Balotelli |
Dimitar
Berbatov |
|
2. |
|
Celebrities in 2017
Strictly
Come Dancing |
|
Strictly
2017 Celebrity |
Strictly
2017 Celebrity |
|
Chizzy Akudolu |
Mollie King |
|
Gemma Atkinson |
Ruth Langsford |
|
Alexandra Burke |
Joe McFadden |
|
Susan Calman |
Debbie McGee |
|
Rev. Richard Coles |
Aston Merrygold |
|
Brian Conley |
Jonnie Peacock |
|
Davood Ghadami |
Simon Rimmer |
|
Charlotte Hawkins's |
|
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|
3. |
|
Australian
Prime Ministers since 1950 |
|
Australian PM |
Australian PM |
|
Sir
Robert Menzies |
Paul Keating |
|
Harold Holt |
John
Howard |
|
John McEwen |
Kevin Rudd |
|
John
Gorton |
Julia
Gillard |
|
William McMahon |
Kevin Rudd |
|
Gough
Whitlam |
Tony Abbott |
|
Malcolm Fraser |
Malcolm
Turnbull |
|
Bob Hawke |
|
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4. |
|
Roads
off Wilmslow Road in Didsbury
(from Lapwing Lane/Fog Lane to Dene Road ) |
|
Grange Lane |
|
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Elm Grove |
|
|
Old Oak Street |
|
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Albert Hill Street |
South Road |
|
King’s Lynn Close |
Grove Lane |
|
School Lane |
York Street |
|
Warburton Street |
Whitechapel Street |
|
Moorland
Road |
Barlow Moor Road |
|
Belfield Road |
Norgate Street |
|
Clothorn Road |
Parkfield Road South |
|
Anerley Road |
Marlowe Drive |
|
Off to the
left |
Off to the
right |
|
|
5. |
|
Extract
from cast list of
Blackadder
Goes Forth |
|
Character |
played
by... |
|
Captain Edmund Blackadder |
Rowan Atkinson |
|
Private S Baldrick |
Tony Robinson |
|
Lieutenant George |
Hugh Laurie |
|
Captain Kevin
Darling |
Tim
McInnery |
|
General Hogmanay Melchett |
Stephen Fry |
|
Lord Flashheart |
Rik Mayall |
|
Private ‘Bob’ Parkhurst |
Gabrielle Glaister |
|
Baron
Von Richtofen |
Adrian Edmondson |
|
Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig |
Geoffrey Palmer |
|
Nurse Mary Fletcher-Brown |
Miranda Richardson |
|
6. |
|
Ingredients for Nigella’s Ultimate Christmas pudding |
|
Ingredients |
Ingredients |
|
Currants |
Ground cinnamon |
|
Sultanas |
Ground cloves |
|
Chopped prunes |
Baking powder |
|
Pedro Ximenez sherry |
Zest
of lemon |
|
Plain flour |
Eggs |
|
Breadcrumbs |
Cooking apple |
|
Suet |
Honey |
|
Dark brown
muscovado sugar |
Vodka
(to flame the pudding) |
|
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7. |
|
UK Top 10
Singles on the day the Berlin Wall fell
(9th
November 1989) |
|
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Title
|
Artist |
|
1 |
All Around the World |
Lisa Stansfield |
|
2 |
Girl I’m Going to Miss You |
Milli Vanilli |
|
3 |
That’s What I Like |
Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers |
|
4 |
Never Too Late |
Kylie Minogue |
|
5 |
Street Tuff |
Rebel MC and Double Trouble |
|
6 |
Room in Your Heart |
Living in a Box |
|
7 |
I Feel the Earth Move |
Martika |
|
8 |
Another Day in Paradise |
Phil Collins |
|
9 |
Leave a Light on |
Belinda Carlisle |
|
10 |
If I Could Turn Back Time |
Cher |
|
8. |
|
List of
Ernest Hemingway’s full length novels
(1926 to
1986) |
|
Published in... |
Novel title |
|
1926 |
The Torrents of Spring |
|
1926 |
The
Sun Also Rises |
|
1929 |
A
Farewell to Arms |
|
1937 |
To Have and Have Not |
|
1940 |
For Whom the Bell
Tolls |
|
1950 |
Across the River and into
the Trees |
|
1952 |
The Old
Man and the Sea |
|
1970
(post) |
Islands in the Stream |
|
1986
(post) |
The Garden of Eden |
|
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9. |
|
TV
BAFTAs for Drama and Comedy
(2008 to
2017) |
|
Year |
Best Drama |
Best Comedy
(series or Programme) |
|
2008 |
The Street |
Fonejacker |
|
2009 |
Wallander |
Harry & Paul |
|
2010 |
Misfits |
The Armstrong and
Miller Show |
|
2011 |
Sherlock |
Harry & Paul |
|
2012 |
The Fades |
Stewart
Lee’s Comedy Vehicle |
|
2013 |
Last Tango in Halifax |
The Revolution Will Be Televised |
|
2014 |
Broadchurch |
A League of Their Own |
|
2015 |
Happy Valley |
The Graham Norton Show |
|
2016 |
Wolf Hall |
Have I Got News For You |
|
2017 |
Happy Valley |
Charlie Booker's 2016
Wipe |
|
10. |
|
2008 to
2017 European Capitals of Culture
(2 per
year apart from 2010) |
|
Year |
|
City 1 |
|
City 2
(and City
3 in 2010) |
|
2008 |
 |
Liverpool |
 |
Stavanger |
|
2009 |
 |
Vilnius |
 |
Linz |
|
2010 |
 |
Essen |
 |
Pécs |
 |
Istanbul |
|
2011 |
|
 |
Turku |
 |
Tallinn |
|
2012 |
 |
Guamarães |
 |
Maribor |
|
2013 |
 |
Marseille |
 |
Košice |
|
2014 |
|
 |
Riga |
 |
Umeå |
|
2015 |
 |
Mons |
 |
Pizeň |
|
2016 |
 |
San Sebastián |
 |
Wroclaw |
|
2017 |
 |
Aarhus |
 |
Paphos |
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