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Who was known as 'Bloody Mary' due to her religious persecutions during the Tudor period?
What percentage of people in the 2009 Citizenship Survey said they had no religion?
How is the UK government formed after a General Election?
Where are MP surgeries usually advertised?
Who is the ceremonial head of the Commonwealth?
Which organisation has been responsible for organising the Proms since 1927?
Which two castles built during the Middle Ages in Britain are still in use today?
What is true about the Speaker of the House of Commons?
Which English king introduced the Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284 after annexing Wales to establish English rule?
Which TWO are fundamental principles of British life?
Where are Wembley and Millennium stadiums located?
In which year did Winston Churchill become Prime Minister for the first time?
When is Christmas Day celebrated in the UK?
Which tribes came to Britain from northern Europe after the Romans left in AD 410?
Which THREE individuals can sit in court with a juvenile during a Youth Court hearing?
What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
Which of the following authors has won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction?
True or False: Elizabeth I was a Protestant and she succeeded in finding a balance between the views of the Catholics and the more extreme Protestants.
When is St Andrew’s Day celebrated in Scotland?
Which king was defeated by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War and hid in an oak tree before escaping to Europe?
Which court deals with minor(less severe) criminal offences in Scotland?
At what age can someone drink wine or beer with a meal in a restaurant or pub when accompanied by an adult?
Which artist is considered to have raised the profile of landscape painting in Britain?
Where can individuals in the UK seek general advice if they face discrimination?