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What happens if someone drinks alcohol in an alcohol-free zone?
Which major London train station is an example of 19th-century Gothic architecture?
Which non-Protestant Christian denomination is the largest in the UK?
Who ensures that parliamentary rules are followed in the House of Commons?
Which Scottish driver won the Formula 1 World Championship three times?
Which organisation provides a 24-hour freephone helpline for domestic violence victims?
Which of the following is an important responsibility for residents and citizens of the UK?
What is the minimum age required for jury service in the UK?
When are pantomimes traditionally performed in theatres across the UK?
Who supports Police Officers in their duties in the UK?
Who decides the opening hours of pubs and night clubs in the UK?
Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
Which of the following is considered a shared responsibility in the UK?
When were women over 30 granted the right to vote?
What has driven recent population growth in the UK?
Who wrote The Canterbury Tales, a story about about a group of people going on a pilgrimage?
What invention by Alan Turing laid the foundation for modern computer science?
Which important agreement related to the peace process in Northern Ireland was signed in 1998 during Tony Blair’s government?
In which event did Mary Peters win the Olympic gold medal in 1972?
Which of the following is NOT a constitutional institution in the UK?
What did Henry VII establish to enforce law and order?
In 1847, what was the law that limited the number of working hours for women and children?
True or False: The judiciary operates independently from the government, which cannot interfere with its decisions.
Who took the British throne after the death of Henry VIII?