1. Dyson launched their first ever what recently, and what is different about it?A toothbrush that has a camera
2. Netflix confirmed this week that a third instalment of which film has started shooting?Inbetweeners
3. Which YouTube series is coming to an end after 12 years?Chicken Shop Date
4. The UN voted this month to move away from the Mercator map, which makes Greenland look roughly the same size as Africa. In reality, how many times bigger than Greenland is Africa?
   • 4 times
   • 14 times
   • 40 times
   14 times
5. Which Radio 4 presenter is leaving the Today programme after five years?Amol Rajan
6. Nigel Farage is under a parliamentary standards investigation over an undeclared gift, How much was it?
   • £500,000
   • £5 million
   • £50 million
   £5 million
7. Europe's oldest reigning monarch died last month aged 89, which country was he king of?Norway, and King Harald V (a point for each)
8. Who is going to be hosting the first episode of S2 of SNL UK this Saturday?Jeff Goldblum
9. New government rules came into force on Friday to stop families being overcharged for what?School uniforms
10. Finneas married the actress Claudia Sulewski in Montecito, California. Who officiated the wedding?His sister, Billie Eilish

1. God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols
2. Enola Gay - Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
3. Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll - Ian Dury
4. Smack My Bitch Up - The Prodigy
5. Walk Like an Egyptian - The Bangles
6. Creep - Radiohead
7. Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood
8. Fuck Tha Police - N.W.A.
9. Imagine - John Lennon
10. Monster Mash - Bobby "Boris" Pickett, The Crypt-Kickers

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1. Fez
2. Deerstalker
3. Hardhat
4. Sailor hat
5. Bonnet
6. Beret
7. Boater hat
8. Bobble hat
9. Campaign hat
10. Fedora
11. Ivy (flat) cap
12. Cowboy hat

Name the surname for the person after what they founded.

1. The famous James, for the vacuumsDyson
2. The famous Charlotte, for the makeupTilbury
3. The famous Linda, for the veggie sausagesMcCartney
4. The famous John, for the sausage rollsGregg
5. The famous George, for the fat-draining grillForeman
6. The famous Emma, for the spotty mugsBridgewater
7. The famous Paul, for the colourful stripesSmith
8. The famous Arthur, for the stoutGuinness
9. The famous Henry, for the beansHeinz
10. The famous Henry, for the Model TFord
11. The famous Jo, for the candles and perfumeMalone

So to remind, +2 points for every correct answer, -2 for every wrong answer, and +10 if you get all 10 correct, so 30 points up for grabs

1. Who was the first Doctor in Doctor Who?William Hartnell
2. What does the letter 'C' stand for in UNICEF?Children's
3. What is the second largest search engine in the world?Bing (also accept YouTube)
4. What is the name of Daft Punk's debut album?Homework
5. The town of Arundel is in which county?West Sussex
6. What French phrase meaning 'from the menu' is often used in the English language?A la carte
7. Which comedy duo starred in the comedy show Peep Show?David Mitchell and Robert Webb
8. Zorro is Spanish for which animal?Fox
9. Who is the composer behind the soundtracks of Kung Fu Panda 4, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run and Megamind?Hans Zimmer
10. In which European city is the Charlottenburg Palace?Berlin