Question: The "Bloody Sunday" massacre of 1972, took place in which Irish city?
Answer: (London)Derry

Question: Shortly after World War I, the Kennel Club gave which new name to the "Deutsche Schaferhund", after a region, which had been taken from Germany?
Answer: The Alsatian

Question: Who opened the bowling alongside Wes Hall for the West Indies on the 1963 and 1966 test tours to England?
Answer: Charlie Griffith

Question: Who was lead singer with the 1960's pop group, "Amen Corner"?
Answer: Andy Fairweather Low

Question: Which product was said to "Fortify the Over Forties"?
Answer: Phyllosan

Question: The Appian Way began in Rome and ends in which other Italian city?
Answer: Brindisi

Question: Who was the founding father of the US state of Texas?
Answer: Stephen F. Austin

Question: Which animal has species called Grevy's, Cape Mountain and Plains, amongst others?
Answer: Zebra

Question: Europa Point is the southern tip of which British territory?
Answer: Gibraltar

Question: How did Marcel Duchamp's painting of the Mona Lisa in 1919 parody the original?
Answer: Drawn with a moustache

Question: The Mall links Buckingham Palace and where?
Answer: Admiralty Arch

Question: Which opera features the Polovtsian Dances?
Answer: Prince Igor

Question: Who presides over a Court Martial?
Answer: Judge Advocate

Question: Operation Bernhard was a Nazi plot to do what?
Answer: Destabilise British economy with forged banknotes.

Question: What time was anticipated by Will Kane?
Answer: High Noon

Question: What is the name of the current Downing Street cat?
Answer: Sybil

Question: In cricket who was known as 'Whispering Death'?
Answer: Michael Holding

Question: What kind of animal; is a 'sambar'?
Answer: Deer

Question: The Coast to Coast path, starting in St Bees in Cumbria, ends where?
Answer: Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire.

Question: Which city in Scotland styles itself as the City of Discovery?
Answer: Dundee

Question: Prior to Arsenal in 2004 which is the only other team to win the League (Div 1) without a defeat?
Answer: Preston North End

Question: A group of female seals is called what?
Answer: Harem

Question: Primrose Day on 19Ih April celebrates which 19th Century statesman?
Answer: Benjamin Disraeli

Question: On film, who sculpted 'Aphrodite at the Waterhole'?
Answer: Tony Hancock in 'The Rebel'

Question: Operation Husky was the code name for Allied landing where?
Answer: Sicily

Question: Hoosiers are natives of which US state?
Answer: Indiana

Question: The film 'Don't Look Now' with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland was adapted from a book by whom?
Answer: Daphne du Maurier

Question: Who is the MP for Sheffield Hallam?
Answer: Nick Clegg

Question: Traditionally what is the name of the period beginning 3rd July and ending 11th August?
Answer: Dog Days

Question: Who follows 'the eight fold path'?
Answer: Buddhists

Question: Which canal system links the River Thames (London) and Birmingham?
Answer: Grand Union

Question: In which country now within the EU was the fictional Hannibal Lector born?
Answer: Lithuania

Question: Who lives at Gracie Mansion?
Answer: Mayor of New York

Question: What starts in Chepstow and ends in Prestatyn?
Answer: Offa's Dyke

Question: The codename 'Corporate' was give to which post war British military operation?
Answer: Falklands War

Question: What famous structure was burned down on 30th November 1936?
Answer: Crystal Palace

Question: What is the name of the US presidential helicopter?
Answer: Marine 1

Question: After John (with 23) name either of the next most popular papal names?
Answer: Gregory or Benedict

Question: What is cockney rhyming slang for a curry?
Answer: 'Ruby' or 'Ruby Murray'

Question: Which Dickens character was apprenticed to 'Old Fezziwig'?
Answer: Ebenezer Scrooge

Question: Which jazz player campaigned for the US Presidency in 1964?
Answer: Dizzy Gillespie

Question: Geographically what is the distinction of Church Flatts Farm in Derbyshire?
Answer: Farthest point from the sea in the UK

Question: Which is the longest running Broadway musical in history?
Answer: Phantom of the Opera

Question: The Tanaiste holds which political post?
Answer: Deputy PM of Eire

Question: Which TV series began its life as Regan?
Answer: The Sweeney

Question: Burr Point is the easternmost point of which country?
Answer: Northern Ireland

Question: The MPLA was the independence movement of which African country?
Answer: Angola

Question: Which fictional character arrived in Whitby on board the Demeter?
Answer: Dracula

Question: Whose motto is 'broadcast yourself?
Answer: YouTube

Question: Which opera is set in Catfish Row?
Answer: Porgy and Bess

Question: Brown Willy is the highest point of which moor?
Answer: Bodmin

Question: In Dickens who was jilted by Compeyson?
Answer: Miss Havisham

Question: From which country did Kosovo achieve independence in 2008?
Answer: Serbia

Question: What is the US equivalent of the SAS (Special Air Service)?
Answer: Delta

Question: Who composed 'The Firebird' and 'The Rite of Spring'?
Answer: Igor Stravinsky

Question: Who famously 'attacked' Russell Harty whilst being interviewed by him?
Answer: Grace Jones

Question: In the Bible who was the husband of Jezebel?
Answer: Ahab

Question: What is the name of Saddam Hussein's home town?
Answer: Tikrit

Question: Which North-west town or city has a daily newspaper called the Evening Leader?
Answer: Chester

Question: Who composed the opera 'Lohengrin'?
Answer: Richard Wagner

Question: Give a year in the reign of Ivan the Terrible (Ivan 4th) of Russia?
Answer: 1533 - 1584

Question: On a suit of armour, the poleyn would protect which part of the body?
Answer: Knee

Question: What is the name of the largest lake lying wholly in Canada?
Answer: Great Bear Lake

Question: What type of product was sold under the brand name 'Procea'?
Answer: Bread

Question: Formed by the merger of two government departments, what is the name of the combined organisation responsible for the collection of duty, VAT and Income Tax?
Answer: (HM) Revenue and Customs

Question: Which London theatre was the first public building to be lit entirely by electricity?
Answer: Savoy

Question: What kind of animal is a 'Bichon Frise'?
Answer: Dog

Question: In which town or city is the 'Land of Green Ginger?
Answer: Hull

Question: Name the leader of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission who spent time in Iraq looking for 'weapons of mass destruction' prior to the invasion of Iraq?
Answer: Hans Blix

Question: Who played the part of 'Jimmy' in the 1970s TV comedy 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin', going on to further success in 'As Time Goes By'?
Answer: Geoffrey Palmer

Question: Name either of the Sri Lankan batsmen who set the record for the highest partnership in Test cricket, 624 runs in July 2006?
Answer: Sangakkara or Jayawardene

Question: Name the famous male ballet dancer who defected to the west in 1961 while dancing with the Kirov Ballet in Paris?
Answer: Rudolph Nureyev

Question: Before he became Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams was bishop of which see between 1991 and 2002?
Answer: Monmouth

Question: Who carried out the infamous interview with the Sex Pistols on the Today show in December 1976?
Answer: Bill Grundy

Question: Which is the largest lake in Venezuela?
Answer: Lake Maracaibo

Question: Which government organisation is responsible for the maintenance of motorways and trunk roads?
Answer: Highways Agency

Question: What was the title of the book, published in 1925, which begins "Someone must have been telling lies about Joseph K, for without having done anything wrong he was arrested one fine
Answer: morning"?

Question: Who was-head-of the Argentine military government at the time of the 1982 Falklands conflict?
Answer: (Leopoldo) Galtieri