Question: Historically an Essex market town, what is the administrative centre of the London Borough of Havering?
Answer: Romford

Question: Who played Michelangelo in the 1965 film 'The Agony and the Ecstasy'?
Answer: Charlton Heston

Question: Which artist's portrait of Churchill was destroyed by Lady Churchill?
Answer: Graham Sutherland

Question: What was Harold Wilson's actual first Christian name?
Answer: James

Question: Of what is the brand name Spam a contraction?
Answer: Spiced Ham

Question: In UK 999 is the emergency telephone number to contact the police etc. what is the European equivalent?
Answer: 112

Question: Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time of the present queen's coronation?
Answer: Geoffrey Fisher

Question: What is the appropriately named Canadian bullion coin containing one troy ounce of gold?
Answer: Maple

Question: Give a year in the reign of William IV.
Answer: 1830-37

Question: Who writes the series of novels about Chief Inspector Alan Banks?
Answer: Peter Robinson

Question: Robert the Bruce's son succeeded him as King of Scotland. Who was he?
Answer: David II

Question: Puccini's opera La Boheme was first performed in which decade?
Answer: 1890's

Question: Which African country's football team has the nickname "The Lions of Terang"?
Answer: Senegal

Question: Toussaint Louverture led a revolution in 1791 in what present day country?
Answer: Haiti

Question: Adjutant, maribou and white are types of which bird?
Answer: Stork

Question: Despina and Thalassa are two satellites of which planet?
Answer: Neptune

Question: What was the actual first name of Bette Davis?
Answer: Ruth

Question: Pyrus communis is the Latin name of which fruit?
Answer: (European) Pear

Question: The wading birds, curlew and snipe belong to which family of birds?
Answer: Sandpipers

Question: If you travelled due west from Punta Arenas in Chile you would make landfall in which South American country?
Answer: Argentina

Question: What was the previous occupation of the pop singer Dave Dee?
Answer: Policeman

Question: Catford is the administrative centre for which London borough?
Answer: Lewisham

Question: Who was Big Ben named after?
Answer: Benjamin Hall

Question: How many years constitute a sugar wedding anniversary?
Answer: Six

Question: Rosemarie Frankland was the first British winner of what in 1961?
Answer: Miss World

Question: What was the surname of outlaw Rob Roy?
Answer: Macgregor

Question: Who won the 2011 South American football championships (Copa America)?
Answer: Uruguay

Question: Which singer is the only one to record three James Bond themes?
Answer: Shirley Bassey

Question: In WWII in Germany there was the Siegreid Line; in France the Maginot Line, in Finland the Mannerheim Line, but in which other European Country was the Gustav Line?
Answer: Italy

Question: What is the name of the Editor in Chief of Wikileaks?
Answer: Julian Assange

Question: What nickname is given to the financial district of London?
Answer: The Square Mile

Question: Give a year in the life of Peter Mark Roget, compiler of Thesaurus.
Answer: 1779 to 1869

Question: What is the name of the Idiot Abroad in the programme of the same name?
Answer: Karl Pilkington

Question: Give a year in the life of mathematician Blaise Pascal?
Answer: 1623 to 1662

Question: Charles Saatchi once bought a sculpture of a head made from which unusual substance?
Answer: Blood

Question: What is the name of the artist who painted the picture of the Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies as featured in TV series Allo Allo?
Answer: Van Klomp

Question: In the bible what name is given to the following Michael, Raphael, Uriel, Selaphiel, Jegudiel and Barachiel known as?
Answer: Archangels

Question: In which European region is the flag red, green and white and is similar to the Union Jack?
Answer: Basque Region

Question: Eliza Manningham Buller was the former Director General of which organisation?
Answer: Mi5

Question: Apart from South Africa which other African nation played in the 2011 Rugby World Cup?
Answer: Namibia

Question: Which racing driver had the nickname the Shunt?
Answer: James Hunt

Question: Where would the characters of Rincewind, Cynthya Ogg, Dumbeldore, Voldermort, Merlin, Morgana Le Fey, Aslan and The White Witch have been found during 2010?
Answer: Royal Mail Postage Stamps ,

Question: Apart from organs what other types of musical instruments did Wurlitzer make?
Answer: Violins Or Harps

Question: In which former Russian state is Chernobyl located?
Answer: Ukraine

Question: What nickname was given to former MP Norman Tebbit?
Answer: The Chingford Skinhead

Question: What was the name of Donald Campbell's mascot?
Answer: Mister Woppit

Question: By what nickname is Caesar Milan better known?
Answer: The Dog Whisperer

Question: In France this sport is known as Parkour by what name is it better known in Britain?
Answer: Free Running

Question: Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei had an exhibit banned because of the dust which was given off by which material?
Answer: Porcelain Dust

Question: In which county is Sunningdale Golf Course found?
Answer: Berkshire

Question: Which film character has been played by George Cole and Russell Brand?
Answer: Flash Harry

Question: In which country was the 2009 Indian Premier League played?
Answer: South Africa

Question: Which country's flag contains a shield on a red and white chequered design?
Answer: Croatia

Question: In which county is Wentworth Golf Course found?
Answer: Surrey

Question: On which quiz show does Richard Osman appear?
Answer: Pointless

Question: During the mid 90's the baldy man with the bad comb-over was in the adverts for which products?
Answer: Hamlet Cigars

Question: The Olympics of London, Berlin, Tokyo and Helsinki were all postponed because of what?
Answer: World Wars

Question: In which harbour is the area 'called The Sandbanks found?
Answer: Poole

Question: Suzy Perry is a presenter on which Channel 5 programme?
Answer: The Gadget Show

Question: Jerry Baldwin, Gordon Bowker and Zev Siegel founded which refreshment company in 1971?
Answer: Starbucks Coffee

Question: Who was the director of the Hitchcock spoof film "High Anxiety"?
Answer: Mel Brooks

Question: How often are the Oberammergau Passion Plays held?
Answer: Every Ten Years

Question: During which decade were Jochen Rindt. Jackie Stewart, Emerson Fittipaldi and Niki Lauda Fl World Champions?
Answer: 1970s

Question: During WWII who was known as Uncle Joe?
Answer: Joseph Stalin

Question: Which animal is the symbol of the City of Berlin?
Answer: The Bear

Question: Which is the last grand slam tennis tournament of the year?
Answer: The Us Open

Question: The RTS is the Stock Exchange of which European Country?
Answer: Russia

Question: What nickname did goalkeeper Brian Jansen have?
Answer: The Beast

Question: Vicki Butler Henderson is a presenter on which Channel 5 programme?
Answer: Fifth Gear

Question: The Golden Temple at Amritsar is sacred to members of which religion?
Answer: Sikh(Ism)

Question: Which country's cricket team are called the Proteas?
Answer: South Africa

Question: What caused an outcry when the nominations for the 2011 Sports Personality of the Year were announced?
Answer: No Female Nominations

Question: On a standard typewriter keyboard which is the first letter on the bottom row?
Answer: Sydney

Question: Who is the founder of Facebook?
Answer: Mark Zuckerberg

Question: Scapa Flow is situated in which part of the British Isles?
Answer: The Orkney Islands

Question: In which sport would a player step up to the plate?
Answer: Baseball

Question: The M5 motorway runs from Birmingham to which city in Devon?
Answer: Exeter

Question: Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany plays for which international team?
Answer: Belgium

Question: The chemical element mercury has what chemical symbol?
Answer: Hg

Question: What is the capital of the German region of Saxony?
Answer: Dresden