zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which American writer shot and killed his ex-wife during a drunken party game in Mexico City in 1951?
Answer: WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS
Question: Which former postman won the World Snooker Championship at his first attempt in 1979?
Answer: TERRY GRIFFITHS
Question: Which English poet, known as the 'Northamptonshire Peasant Poet', was committed to an asylum from 1837 until his death?
Answer: JOHN CLARE
Question: Jeff Bridges won this years 'Oscar' for Best Actor for his role as 'Otis Blake', in which film?
Answer: 'CRAZY HEART'
Question: In which Charles dickens novel does the character 'Esther Summerson' appear?
Answer: 'BLEAK HOUSE'
Question: Which American poet's epitaph is "Quotes The Raven Nevermore"?
Answer: EDGAR ALLAN POE
Question: In which Dickens novel does 'Eugene Wrayburn' marry 'Lizzy Hexam'?
Answer: 'OUR MUTUAL FRIEND'
Question: What in World War II was 'Operation Torch'?
Answer: ALLIED INVASION OF NORTH AFRICA
Question: According to 'Acts', what peak was the location of the 'Ascension of Jesus'?
Answer: MOUNT OF OLIVES
Question: 'Charolais' and 'Semental' are both breeds of what?
Answer: CATTLE
Question: 'The Pleiades' and 'Crab Nebula' are in which constellation?
Answer: TAURUS
Question: The 'Daiquiri' cocktail was named after a town in which country?
Answer: CUBA
Question: Which French footballer was 'World Footballer of the Year' in 1983, 1984 and 1985?
Answer: MICHEL PLATINI
Question: What type of law court has replaced the Assize Court?
Answer: CROWN COURT
Question: Which paper size is four times larger than A5?
Answer: A3
Question: In English the word describes a complete failure. In Italian it describes a straw covered bottle. What is the word?
Answer: Fiasco
Question: Three Manchester United players were in the 1966 England World Cup winning squad. Bobby Charlton and Nobby Styles were two – who was the third?
Answer: John Connelly
Question: Which famous architect designed the unbuilt Roman Catholic Cathedral in Liverpool?
Answer: Edwin Lutyens
Question: Whose statue, in Merrion Square, is known to irreverent Dubliners as “The Fag on the Crag”?
Answer: Oscar Wilde
Question: Which group, prominent in the 1990’s, featured Chris Novoselic on bass and Dave Grohl on drums/
Answer: Nirvana
Question: Which group, prominent in the 1980’s, featured Johnny Marr on guitar, Andy Rourke on bass and Mike Joyce on drums?
Answer: The Smiths
Question: Which powerful illuminant gas is produce from the action of water on calcium carbide?
Answer: Acetylene
Question: Which fashion designer, girlfriend of Mick Jagger, committed suicide in New York earlier this year?
Answer: L’Wren Scott
Question: Invar is an alloy chiefly consisting of iron and which other metallic element?
Answer: Nickel
Question: Who won the best actor Oscar in 1997 fro the film Shine?
Answer: Geoffrey Rush
Question: In which city was Christopher Columbus born?
Answer: GENOA
Question: What colour are the star and crescent on the flag of Pakistan?
Answer: WHITE
Question: What is the English title of the French police drama Engrenages shown on BBC4?
Answer: SPIRAL
Question: The city known as Stalingrad from 1925 to 1961 stands on which major river?
Answer: VOLGA
Question: Which former cricketer, made a life peer in 2011, was the first woman elected to the full committee of the MCC?
Answer: RACHEL HEYHOE FLINT
Question: The city known as Titograd from 1946 to 1992 is the capital of which modern day country?
Answer: MONTENEGRO
Question: The Swale is an inlet of sea that separates which island from Kent?
Answer: SHEPPEY
Question: In which year of the First World War was the Battle of Verdun?
Answer: 1916
Question: What name is given to the position of the Moon in it's orbit, when it is closest to the Earth?
Answer: PERIGEE
Question: On which river is the Cabora Bassa dam situated?
Answer: ZAMBESI RIVER
Question: Cuba and Jamaica are part of which group of West Indian islands?
Answer: GREATER ANTILLES
Question: In 1799, which British Prime Minister introduced a new Income Tax to help finance the war against France?
Answer: WILLIAM PITT (the younger)
Question: Which organisation was founded by Reverend Chad Varah in 1953?
Answer: THE SAMARITANS
Question: Which member of the 'The Spice Girls' released the 2001 single, 'Lullaby'?
Answer: MEL B
Question: What is the title of the opera by Wagner, that makes up the third part of the 'Ring Cycle'?
Answer: 'SIEGFREID'
Question: In which English county is the Isle of Purbeck?
Answer: DORSET
Question: A 'Knab' or 'Knot' is the collective noun for which amphibious creatures?
Answer: TOADS
Question: Which artist painted 'Dancer At The Barre'?
Answer: EDGAR DEGAS
Question: In which opera by Offenbach does a poet relate three stories about the loves of his life?
Answer: 'TALES OF HOFFMAN'
Question: Inuktitut and Danish are the official languages of which island country?
Answer: GREENLAND
Question: Drill, Poplin and Velour are all types of what?
Answer: FABRIC
Question: Who is credited with the design of the 'New Look' in 1947?
Answer: CHRISTIAN DIOR
Question: Donald Tusk has been the Prime Minister of which country since 2007?
Answer: POLAND
Question: Which English writer of humorous novels and stories, born in 1881, made radio broadcasts for the Germans during World War II?
Answer: P.G. WODEHOUSE
Question: Who won the Best Supporting Actor 'Oscar' for his role in 'Jerry Maguire'?
Answer: CUBA GOODING Jr
Question: The Fosse way runs southwest from Lincoln to which city?
Answer: EXETER
Question: The New England range of mountains (highest point Ben Lomond) are in which Commonwealth country?
Answer: AUSTRALIA
Question: Which novelist wrote 'The Dubliners'?
Answer: JAMES JOYCE
Question: Which author wrote a series of books about the police investigator 'Thomas Linley'
Answer: ELIZABETH GEORGE
Question: What kind of creature is a 'Redback'?
Answer: A SPIDER
Question: In which modern-day African country was the author William Boyd born?
Answer: GHANA
Question: Which of Christ's 'Twelve Apostles' is buried in Spain?
Answer: ST. JAMES (The Great)
Question: In which opera is the heroine a Druid priestess?
Answer: 'NORMA'
Question: Who directed the 1968 film 'The Producers'?
Answer: MEL BROOKES
Question: What is the fruit of the Carambola tree called?
Answer: STAR FRUIT
Question: Give the full name of the villain from the 'Nightmare On Elm Street' series of movies?
Answer: 'FREDDIE KRUGER'
Question: Who was Athina Roussel's multi-millionairess mother?
Answer: CHRISTINA ONASSIS
Question: Who won a Best Actor 'Oscar' for playing the character 'Charles Edward Chipping'?
Answer: ROBERT DONAT
Question: Which London Underground line runs from West Ruislip to Epping?
Answer: CENTRAL
Question: Which event completes the indoor Pentathlon - 60 metre hurdles, high jump, long jump, 800 metres and ...........?
Answer: SHOT PUT
Question: In which event did Chris Hoy win a Gold Medal at the recent World Track Cycling Championships?
Answer: KEIRIN
Question: In which decade did W B Yeats and G B Shaw win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
Answer: 1920S
Question: Under what title has the series of fantasy novels A Song of Ice and Fire been adapted for TV?
Answer: GAME OF THRONES
Question: Name the Scottish island where granite for curling stones is quarried.
Answer: Ailsa Craig
Question: Which comedy duo had a Number one hit with The Stonk in 1991?
Answer: Hale and Pace
Question: What would be measured on a Galvanometer?
Answer: Electric Current
Question: Which Canadian Province, with a border on Hudson Bay, has Winnipeg as its capital?
Answer: MANITOBA
Question: The 'Hallux' is the medical name for what, in the human body?
Answer: BIG TOE
Question: In 1994, Conchita Martinez became the first Spanish woman to win the Wimbledon singles title. Who did she beat in the Final?
Answer: MARTINA NAVRATILOVA
Question: Which European nation finished third in football's 1974 and 1982 World Cup Tournaments?
Answer: POLAND
Question: First sighted by Bartholomew Diaz in 1488, he named it then 'Cape of Storms'. What is it now called?
Answer: CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Question: In Shakespeare's, 'The Merchant Of Venice', who has servants named 'Balthasar' and 'Stefano'?
Answer: 'PORTIA'
Question: In the movie world, how is Nicholas Kim Coppola better known?
Answer: NICOLAS CAGE
Question: Which group of mammals belong to the order, Chiroptera?
Answer: BATS
Question: In 'The Simpson's', what was the name of 'Ned Flanders' ' wife?
Answer: MAUDE
Question: Where in the human body is the 'Ileum'?
Answer: SMALL INTESTINE
Question: Common salt is a compound formed from two elements, one is Sodium, which is the other?
Answer: CHLORINE
Question: Who has presented both 'Blue Peter' and 'The Money Programme'?
Answer: VALERIE SINGLETON
Question: Who first said or wrote"Science without religion is lame.Religion without science is blind"?
Answer: ALBERT EINSTEIN
Question: Which film actress was the sister of Olivia de Havilland?
Answer: JOAN FONTAINE
Question: Which American television drama series, that originally aired between 2001 - 2005, was set in 'Fisher & Sons Funeral Home'?
Answer: 'SIX FEET UNDER'
Question: The Potola Palace is a famous landmark in which Asian city?
Answer: LHASA
Question: How many theses were nailed to the door of Wittenburg
Answer: 95
Question: Who was the last boxer defeated by Muhammad Ali?
Answer: LEON SPINKS
Question: 'Economo's Disease', or 'Trypanosomiasis' is better known as what?
Answer: 'SLEEPING SICKNESS'
Question: Who was kidnapped and assassinated by the left-wing movement 'Brigate Rosse' in 1978?
Answer: ALDO MORO
Question: The first three constituencies to declare their results in the 2010 General Election were in which city?
Answer: SUNDERLAND
Question: The Isle of Man Steam Railway runs from Douglas to which small seaside town?
Answer: PORT ERIN
Question: Who plays '2' in the 2010 ITV series 'The Prisoner'?
Answer: SIR IAN McKELLEN
Question: Nicknamed 'The Staggies', which First Division team were runners-up in the 2010 Scottish FA Cup Final?
Answer: ROSS COUNTY
Question: In which 1970's police drama did Karl Malden play 'Detective Lieutenant Mike Stone'?
Answer: 'THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO'
Question: In 1840 Great Britain issued the first postage stamps. The 1d. (one penny) stamp was black. What colour was the 2d. stamp?
Answer: BLUE
Question: On which material is the Hereford Mappa Mundi drawn?
Answer: VELLUM
Question: Which Russian Tsar, known as 'The Liberator', was assassinated in March 1881?
Answer: ALEXANDER II
Question: Which country is the setting for Alexander McCall Smith's series of novels 'The No 1. Ladies' Detective Agency'?
Answer: BOTSWANA
Question: What was the most used first name of the composer Mussorgsky (1839-1881).
Answer: MODEST
Question: Who played 'Sabrina Duncan' in the 1970's TV series 'Charlie's Angels'?
Answer: KATE JACKSON
Question: Which part does Matt Damon play in the film 'Invictus'?
Answer: FRANCOIS PIENAAR
Question: Who commanded the 'USS Bonhomme Richard' which sank after the 'Battle of Flamborough Head' in 1779?
Answer: JOHN PAUL JONES
Question: Which cartoonist and illustrator, best known for his drawings of eccentric machines, was born on May 31st. 1872?
Answer: HEATH ROBINSON
Question: Sarawak is a state in which country?
Answer: MALAYSIA
Question: What is the title of the Head of State of Oman?
Answer: SULTAN
Question: Lying on the Sunzha River, what is the capital of the Chechen Republic?
Answer: GROZNY
Question: Which single-word title is shared by songs in the musicals 'The Sound Of Music' and 'West Side Story'?
Answer: 'MARIA'
Question: In the poem by Edgar Allen Poe, which word is repeatedly spoken by 'The Raven'?
Answer: """NEVERMORE"""
Question: Which former New Zealand Rugby Union international, who made his debut in 1957, was nicknamed 'Pine Tree'?
Answer: COLIN MEADS
Question: Who was awarded the Nobel Peace Price in 1948 for his role in establishing the United Nations?
Answer: Cordell Hull
Question: Which American actress, who won the 1965 Best Actress Oscar, had a father who won gold in the 1920 Olympic Games?
Answer: Grace Kelly
Question: Which character has been portrayed on film by Andre Morell, Robert Duvall and Ben Kingsley?
Answer: Dr John Watson
Question: Where in the body are the Kupffer Cells found?
Answer: Liver
Question: In which country did the 1798 Battle of Vinegar Hill take place?
Answer: Ireland
Question: When Labour came to power in 1997, which woman became Secretary of State for Social Security?
Answer: HARRIET HARMAN
Question: For which film did Gary Cooper win Best Actor Oscar in 1941?
Answer: SERGEANT YORK
Question: Mikhail Fokine was the chief choreographer to which ballet company from 1909 -1914?
Answer: BALLET RUSSES
Question: How many points are required to win a standard game of cribbage?
Answer: 121
Question: In Arthurian legend who accepted the challenge of the Green Knight?
Answer: SIR GAWAIN
Question: A 'theocracy' is government by whom?
Answer: THE CHURCH
Question: In the sci-fi book and film, by what other name was the planet 'Arakis' known?
Answer: 'DUNE'
Question: What was the first Steven Spielberg movie to be shot completely (exteriors as well as interiors) on sound stages?
Answer: 'HOOK'
Question: Phucket is the largest of which country's islands?
Answer: THAILAND
Question: Which playwright, the author of 'I'll Leave It To You', died in 1973?
Answer: NOEL COWARD
Question: Which TV 'Western' hero was created by the legendary writer O Henry?
Answer: THE 'CISCO KID'
Question: 'Media Magnate' Silvio Berlusconi became Italy's Prime Minister, he also owned which Italian football club?
Answer: A.C. MILAN
Question: In March of what year was Robert Mugabe elected Prime Minister of Zimbabwe?
Answer: 1980
Question: Who is accredited with saying "I cannot forecast the actions of Russia, it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma"?
Answer: SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL
Question: Which British pop group had a hit with 'Brontosaurus'?
Answer: 'THE MOVE'
Question: Who succeeded Richard Nixon in 1974 as US President?
Answer: GERALD FORD
Question: The songs 'If I Loved You' and 'When The Children Are Asleep'are from which 1956 stage musical?
Answer: 'CAROUSEL'
Question: We call this item a 'Mobile Phone', what do Americans call it?
Answer: CELL PHONE
Question: In the Bible, what was the name of Abraham's wife?
Answer: SARAH
Question: Which city on the River Tagus, once the capital of Castile and later Spain, is the capital of the Castile-La-Mancha region?
Answer: TOLEDO
Question: Whose parents were Edmund Tudor and Margaret Beaufort?
Answer: HENRY VII
Question: Which letter of the alphabet is denoted by a single dash in the Morse Code?
Answer: 'T'
Question: Which of the Mitford sisters wrote the semi- autobiography 'Pursuit Of Love' in 1945?
Answer: NANCY
Question: For which film did British actor Jim Broadbent win the 'Oscar' as Best Supporting Actor in 2001?
Answer: 'IRIS'
Question: Which letter of the alphabet is denoted by a single dot in the Morse code?
Answer: 'E'
Question: In Roman mythology, who were 'Aglaia', 'Euphrosyne', and 'Thalia'?
Answer: THE GRACES
Question: Which race was first held in 1903 under the sponsorship of the magazine L'Auto?
Answer: THE TOUR DE FRANCE
Question: The number equating to 1 followed by 100 zeroes is known as a what?
Answer: GOOGOL
Question: Who first appeared to Mohammed when he was 40 on Mount Hira near Mecca?
Answer: ARCHANGEL GABRIEL
Question: Who wrote the poem 'The Eve of St. Agnes'?
Answer: JOHN KEATS
Question: Which late 17th and early 18th century British architect designed Brighton Pavilion, Marble Arch, and the plan for London's Regents Park?
Answer: JOHN NASH
Question: Who was the Roman Emperor at the time of Christ's crucifixion?
Answer: TIBERIUS
Question: One of the circuits for the 2011 Formula One season, The Marina Bay Street Circuit can be found in which Asian city?
Answer: SINGAPORE
Question: What is the name of the Pakistani town in which Osama Bin Laden was shot and killed in May 2011?
Answer: ABBOTTABAD
Question: What is the name of the Icelandic volcano which erupted in May 2011 causing disruption of flights around northern Europe?
Answer: GRIMSVOTN
Question: What is the name of the fictional island upon which the 'Thomas the Tank Engine' stories are set?
Answer: 'SODOR'
Question: Nelson's flagship. HMS Victory, sits in dry dock at which
Answer: PORTSMOUTH
Question: Who did Cassius Clay defeat in February 1964 to become World Heavyweight Boxing Champion?
Answer: SONNY LISTON
Question: Who played the lead role in the Richard Bean comedy 'One man, Two Guvnor's' in London, and has recently opened in the New York version?
Answer: JAMES CORDEN
Question: Which Central American country lies between Panama and Nicaragua?
Answer: COSTA RICA
Question: Who played 'Emma Peel' in the 1998 film 'The Avengers'?
Answer: UMA THURMAN
Question: Which religious t.v. programme, first broadcast in 1969, was created and presented by Jess Yates?
Answer: 'STARS ON SUNDAY'
Question: What is the title of the extended version of 'QI'?
Answer: 'QIXL'
Question: Which Culture Secretary resigned earlier this year over an ongoing dispute about her expenses?
Answer: Maria Miller
Question: Which newspaper was launched in 1986 as “Britain’s first full-colour low cost tabloid”?
Answer: Today
Question: In which decade did British Rail scrap third class travel?
Answer: 1950’s
Question: Who had overall command of the Task Force sent to get the Argentineans out of the 'Falklands'?
Answer: ADMIRAL SANDY WOODWARD
Question: Which poet wrote " Anthem For Doomed Youth" in 1917?
Answer: WILFRED OWEN
Question: Give the full name of the villain from the 'Friday the 13th.' series of movies?
Answer: JASON VORHEES
Question: Which TV detective was a reluctant George Cross recipient?
Answer: JACK FROST
Question: 'Touchstone', a court jester, features in which Shakespeare comedy?
Answer: 'AS YOU LIKE IT'
Question: Which is the oldest college at Oxford University?
Answer: UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Question: The 'Hoover Dam' is onwhich American river?
Answer: COLORADO
Question: What nationality was the composer Anton Bruckner?
Answer: AUSTRIAN
Question: What is the nameof the invention of John Kay which aided the early textile revolution during the 18th century?
Answer: THE FLYING SHUTTLE
Question: What is the name of the process, in which a fluid passes through a semi-permeable membrane, from a weaker to a stronger solution?
Answer: OSMOSIS
Question: Spending last season on loan to Hull City from Manchester United, Manucho is the only footballer from which country to have played in the Premier League?
Answer: ANGOLA
Question: Which American author wrote 'The Fight', a novel based on "The Rumble In The Jungle" boxing match between Ali and Foreman?
Answer: NORMAN MAILER
Question: Prior to becoming Vice-President, and later President, Richard Nixon was a Senator for which state?
Answer: CALIFORNIA
Question: What papal name was taken by Nicholas Breakspear, the only English Pope?
Answer: ADRIAN IV
Question: Which Portuguese navigator is widely regarded as the first European to discoverer of Brazil?
Answer: PEDRO ALVARES CABRAL
Question: Known affectionately as 'The Hungarian Sea' and one of the country's major tourist attractions, which is the largest lake in Central Europe?
Answer: LAKE BALATON
Question: Which dog that was originally bred in the Congo, is sometimes known as 'The Barkless Dog' as it produces an unusual yodel-like sound due to its unusually shaped larynx?
Answer: BASENJI
Question: What was the first name of Mr. Braille, who devised a system allowing blind people to read and write?
Answer: LOUIS
Question: Also the name of a popular TV character, who was the father of the apostles John the Evangelist and James the Greater?
Answer: ZEBEDEE
Question: Mount Cook is the highest point in which Commonwealth country?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: Which British architect designed the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg?
Answer: RICHARD ROGERS
Question: What was the occupation of the Ford workers who went on strike in 1968, the subject of the film 'Made In Dagenham'?
Answer: SEWING MACHINISTS
Question: In which country is the Tiger Leaping Gorge, one of the deepest canyons in the world?
Answer: CHINA
Question: Which word is missing from this Eric Cantona quote: "When the seagulls follow the trawler, it's because they think ...... will be thrown into the sea"?
Answer: """SARDINES"""
Question: In which English city are the Abbeydale Brewery and the Steel City Brewery?
Answer: SHEFFIELD
Question: Which name describes a battle in Northumberland, a district of Washington DC, and an American actor?
Answer: CHEVY CHASE
Question: Which former England Cricket player was nicknamed 'Bumble'?
Answer: DAVID LLOYD.
Question: In which country in 2003 was the 'Rose Revolution'?
Answer: GEORGIA
Question: Which Dickens novel starts with a Thames boatman and his daughter 'Lizzie' searching for bodies in the river?
Answer: 'OUR MUTUAL FRIEND'
Question: What name links a woman who died in childbirth in 1537, and the role of 'Solitaire' in a 1973 film?
Answer: JANE SEYMOUR
Question: Which motor cycle company made the 'Daytona' model?
Answer: TRIUMPH
Question: Which book of the Old Testament follows the Pentateuch (ie. is the sixth)?
Answer: JOSHUA
Question: Which country, a member of the EU, produces the rich dessert wine Commandaria?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: In which city is the opera Turandot set?
Answer: Peking
Question: In 1979 Jerry Rawlings led the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council which took control of which African country/
Answer: Ghana
Question: Between 1963 and 1975, FRELIMO, a nationalist group, fought for the independence of which African country?
Answer: Mozambique
Question: In which film did Rod Steiger play a sheriff to win the 1967 Best Actor Oscar?
Answer: In the Heat of the Night
Question: In which city did Gavrilo Princip assassinate a husband and wife in June 1914?
Answer: SARAJEVO
Question: Who was the husband of Saint Anne and father of the Virgin Mary?
Answer: SAINT JOACHIM
Question: What name was given to the Dock in Wapping where pirates and smugglers were hanged?
Answer: EXECUTION DOCK
Question: In 1966 Muhammad Ali had two fights in England – the first against Henry Cooper and the second against which boxer who he knocked out in the third round?
Answer: BRIAN LONDON
Question: Which organisation was established in London by Eglatine Jebb and her sister Dorothy Buxton in 1919, originally to alleviate starvation in Germany after the war?
Answer: Save the Children Fund
Question: Henry Fleming is the narrator and hero of which 1894 war novel?
Answer: The Red Badge of Courage
Question: Who makes the car models called Legend and Prelude?
Answer: Honda
Question: Jean Nidetch who died on 29th April 2015 was the founder of which organisation?
Answer: Weightwatchers
Question: In the 2015 Cricket Test Series between England and New Zealand, which batsman scored the first century?
Answer: Kane Williamson
Question: What was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the 6th century BC?
Answer: BUDDISM
Question: In the version of the Morse Code used in Great Britain, what letter of the alphabet is represented by a single dot?
Answer: E
Question: Who was the last monarch to award one of his sons the title 'Duke of Clarence'?
Answer: EDWARD VII
Question: With what was the 'Plowden Report' concerned?
Answer: EDUCATION
Question: Which American actress plays "Roxie Hart" in the film, 'Chicago'?
Answer: RENE ZELLWEGER
Question: Which entertainer once quipped "What you said hurt me very much - I cried all the way to the bank"?
Answer: LIBERACE
Question: Which American once described Margaret Thatcher as "the best man in England"?
Answer: RONALD REAGAN
Question: What was the forename of 'Private Fraser', the undertaker in 'Dad's Army'?
Answer: JAMES
Question: How many bonus points does a 'Scrabble' player receive when playing all seven of his tiles in a single turn
Answer: 50
Question: In India, what geographical features are the Ghats?
Answer: MOUNTAIN RANGES
Question: In 'Arthurian' legend, who was the father of Sir Galahad?
Answer: SIR LANCELOT
Question: Which system of historical classification was devised by the 19th century Danish archaeologist Christian Jurgensen Thomsen?
Answer: THE THREE AGE SYSTEM (Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages)
Question: With which pop group do you associate Jo O'Meara and Rachel Stevens?
Answer: S CLUB (7)