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Which British author introduced the character James Bond?
What was Admiral Nelson's ship called?
Throughout the 1990s, Britain played a leading role in coalition forces involved in the liberation of Kuwait and the conflict in the former Republic of Yugoslavia: True or False?
What was the name of the group that campaigned for voting reforms in the 1830s and 1840s?
Who often organises events to raise money for schools?
In 2007, television viewers voted Wastwater as Britain’s favourite view.
Which TWO film franchises are the highest-grossing and produced in the UK?
Where is the most famous sailing event in the UK held?
Where does the Fringe Festival take place?
Which government department collects income tax in the UK?
What field is David Hume famous for?
Who was the first Briton to win Olympic gold in the 10,000 metres?
Which voting system is used to elect members of the Scottish and Welsh Parliament?
What language is spoken in some parts of the Scottish Highlands?
Who appoints life peers to the House of Lords?
Which crop's failure caused the Great Famine in Ireland during the 19th century?
Which famous building in Scotland was designed by Robert Adam?
True or False: The Citizens Advice Bureau helps people find names of local solicitors and their areas of law they specialise in.
Which cathedral is famous for its stained glass windows, telling stories about the Bible and Christian saints?
Which famous quote did Winston Churchill use in his first speech to the House of Commons after becoming Prime Minister in 1940?
Who became Prime Minister after the 2010 General Election resulted in no overall majority?
Which famous battle of the Hundred Years War was won by King Henry V in 1415?
Who was the British Prime Minister known for delivering the ‘wind of change’ speech about decolonisation and independence for countries of the Empire?
When was the United Nations set up?