Question: Louis Smith won an individual silver medal in gymnastics at the 2012 London Olympics. For what discipline
Answer: Pommel Horse

Question: RUN AS BROWN FIRES (anagram of a place in Britain)
Answer: Barrow-in-Furness

Question: Which ventriloquist had a dummy called Charlie Brown
Answer: Arthur Worsley

Question: In which sport in America is the Little Brown Jug competed for
Answer: Harness racing

Question: What product was advertised with the strapline Don't Say Brown Say ???
Answer: Hovis

Question: Which British cabinet position did George Brown occupy from 1966 to 1968
Answer: Foreign Secretary

Question: Which TV comedy drama series featured a character called Claude Erskine-Brown
Answer: Rumpole of the Bailey

Question: At which British racecourse are the Brown Jack Stakes ran
Answer: Epsom

Question: Which role did James Brown play in the film The Blues Brothers
Answer: Reverend Cleophus James

Question: What south west English moor has a Brown Willy on it
Answer: Bodmin

Question: What was the name of the bully in the novel, "Tom Brown's Schooldays"
Answer: Harry Flashman

Question: In which musical did Twiggy play Polly Browne
Answer: The Boy Friend

Question: How did Barbara Brown aged 79 from Winchester make history in October 1994
Answer: She bought the first Channel Tunnel ticket

Question: What was advertised as browns, seasons, thickens in one go
Answer: Bisto

Question: In which town did Gordon Brown call Gillian Duffy a bigoted woman
Answer: Rochdale

Question: The Canadian Captain Arthur Roy Brown is credited with bringing which man down in WW1
Answer: The Red Baron

Question: In the film National Velvet what was the name of the horse that Velvet Brown rode to victory in the Grand National
Answer: The Pie

Question: How did the famous American abolitionist John Brown die on December 2, 1859
Answer: Hanged

Question: Who wrote the 'Father Brown' crime stories
Answer: G K Chesterton

Question: What is the name of Charlie Brown's dog in the Peanuts cartoon strip
Answer: Snoopy

Question: What infamous person sometimes used the pseudonym Al Brown
Answer: Al Capone

Question: In Which Irish county did Alcock and Brown land in 1919 after completing the first transatlantic flight
Answer: County Galway

Question: Which top 10 hit of 1959 by 'The Browns' tells the story of little Jimmy Brown
Answer: Three Bells

Question: The symbols of which four elements make up the surname Brown
Answer: Bromine, Oxygen, Tungsten, Nitrogen

Question: What is the first name of Mrs Brown in Mrs Brown's Boys
Answer: Agnes

Question: What is the brown sauce flavoured with pine kernels and redcurrants that is served with venison
Answer: Alboni sauce

Question: Brown-Eyed Handsome Man was a hit for which singer after his death
Answer: Buddy Holly

Question: What type of animal is a Brown Havana
Answer: Cat

Question: What was landscape gardener Capability Brown's proper christian name
Answer: Lancelot

Question: Where is Newcastle Brown Ale now brewed
Answer: Tadcaster

Question: What is the name of the toning that produces brown and white photographs
Answer: Sepia

Question: A BOY FIND A FATHER (anagram of an old TV series)
Answer: Fabian of the YARD

Question: Which New Zealander presented Take Your Pick on radio and TV
Answer: Michael MILES

Question: Running from 1990 to 2000, which TV show ended when the main character was killed by a hit and run driver
Answer: One FOOT In The Grave

Question: Matthew Henson in 1909 became the first coloured man to go where
Answer: North POLE

Question: In Spitting Image's Chicken Song what did you have to do with the deck chair
Answer: Stick it up your NOSE

Question: What are the small pair of wooden paddles used for working butter called
Answer: Scotch HANDS

Question: What is the Latin term that means great work. Said of someone's masterpiece.
Answer: MAGNUM opus

Question: Where in England is the UK's largest cave system
Answer: Ease GILL in West Yorkshire

Question: Which American writer and poet left an unfinished work called Cantos
Answer: Ezra POUND

Question: In which sport is the Harry Sunderland Trophy awarded
Answer: Rugby LEAGUE

Question: Over half of all bird species are passerine, what does this mean that they can do
Answer: Perch

Question: What was jockey Harry Wragg's nickname
Answer: The HEAD Waiter

Question: Wordsworth was the name of the computer in which TV quiz show
Answer: CHAIN letters

Question: Who wrote "The Agony and the Ecstasy"
Answer: Irving STONE

Question: What is the name of the island situated at the end of the Hoo peninsula in Kent, the site of a major power station
Answer: Isle of GRAIN

Question: What is the most impossible item to flush away that can fit down a toilet
Answer: Ping pong ball

Question: What beer was advertised with the slogan Reach for Greatness
Answer: Bass

Question: Who did Debbie Rowe marry in 1996
Answer: Michael Jackson

Question: What is the shortest war that Britain has been involved in
Answer: Versus Zanzibar in 1896 it lasted thirty eight minutes

Question: What space shuttle was built to replace Challenger
Answer: Endeavour

Question: In what year did the English pound note cease to be legal tender
Answer: Nineteen eighty eight

Question: What English city did the Romans call Esmeduna
Answer: Liverpool

Question: Which cleaning agent is used to preserve and clean leather
Answer: Saddle soap

Question: What name was David Bowie's son given at birth
Answer: Zowie

Question: What is the state capital of Rhode Island
Answer: Providence

Question: YELLOW UNITY VOICE (anagram of a film)
Answer: You Only Live Twice

Question: Which ministry was run by Jim Hacker before he became Prime Minister in the TV sitcom Yes Prime Minister
Answer: Administrative Affairs

Question: Who was the first man to cross Niagara Falls on a tightrope
Answer: Blondin

Question: Which car company advertised that they tried harder because they were number two
Answer: Avis Rent-a-Car

Question: Who was the lead singer with the Midniters in the sixties and went on to be much more famous
Answer: Freddie Starr

Question: What Wild West figure is described on his New Mexico tombstone as "The Boy Bandit King"
Answer: Billy the Kid

Question: In Sweden what type of food are semla
Answer: Cream filled buns

Question: What colour is used in mourning in China
Answer: White

Question: What was the fate of poachers in the time of Richard 1
Answer: Castration

Question: What did the transistor replace
Answer: Vacuum tube

Question: In Britain which street name plate is stolen most often
Answer: Abbey Road

Question: In which London park would you find Birdcage Walk
Answer: St James's Park

Question: Sonny Liston only made one successful defence of his world title who was it against
Answer: Floyd Patterson

Question: Which cricket commentator, who mistakenly called Monty Panesar 'Monty Python', was awarded an OBE in 2003
Answer: Henry Blofeld

Question: What feminine Christian name was coined by the author J.M. Barrie
Answer: Wendy

Question: How many volumes of The Domesday Book are there
Answer: Two

Question: Which flower is associated with the Earl Haigh Fund
Answer: Poppy

Question: What was the first adhesive postage stamp, that appeared in 1840 called
Answer: Penny Black

Question: What are Lloyds of London’s syndicate members more commonly called
Answer: Names

Question: Live Aid raised money for which country
Answer: Ethiopia

Question: Who wrote the musical Can Can
Answer: Cole Porter

Question: What did Cindy sell on her market stall when she first joined Eastenders
Answer: Hats

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 70's with Up Town Ranking
Answer: Althia and Donna

Question: Besides fruit what is the principal ingredient of a summer pudding
Answer: Bread

Question: What is the capital of Guernsey
Answer: Saint Peter Port

Question: Which comedy duo were once known as The Harper Brothers
Answer: Cannon and Ball

Question: Which lord lives at Beaulieu House
Answer: Lord Montague