It started with I Predict a Riot, and ended with Panic at the Disco Downing Street Party!!
While Coronavirus continued to be never far from the headlines, normal service did feel like it was beginning to resume. With vaccines being rolled out, normal events begun to resume…and other stories began hitting the news. And with delayed events such as the Olympics, Paralympics and the Euros, there was plenty to entertain us too.
This year’s quiz takes a new format – we have 8 rounds:
- Round 1 – January to March 2021. (8 questions)
- Round 2 – Entertainment. (5 questions)
- Round 3 – April to June 2021. (8 questions)
- Round 4 – Olympics & Paralympics. (5 questions)
- Round 5 – July to September 2021. (8 questions)
- Round 6 – Science & Technology. (5 questions)
- Round 7 – October to December 2021. (8 questions)
- Round 8 – And finally… (3 questions)
The Entertainment and Science & Technology rounds include events from the whole of 2021.
Feel free to share this quiz with friends & family – all I ask is a hot chocolate for each share
And without further ado, here we go…!
© Michael Hardy, 2021
While all efforts have been made in researching and checking the questions, the accuracy of this should not be relied on. Remember this quiz is just for fun!
All pictures are used to help the quiz and copyrights remain with their original owners, no infringement is intended.
Round 1: January to March.
- Violent protestors stormed the US Capitol in January as some continued to believe the US election had been rigged. Who was presiding over the joint session of Congress to certify President-Elect Biden’s win, that the protestors were trying to stop?
- On the 20th January, who was inaugurated as the nation’s first female vice president, as well as the first Black American and first person of South Asian descent?
- Who tearfully bought out Debenhams’ website and online operation in January, leaving the stores as likely to closed?
- Which Cabinet member was feline good as they reached 10 years in office?
- Prince Harry & Meghan Markle revealed all in an interview with Oprah. Who did not have a Good Morning after being fired for his comments about Meghan?
- Formula 1 legend Murray Walker passed away this March at the age of 97. He was famous for his commentary, spanning a career from 1948 to 2001. Arguably his most famous quote was “I’ve got to stop now, because I’ve got a lump in my throat”. Who was he walking about, and why?
- Zara & Mike Tindall gave birth to their third child, Lucas Philip Tindall, on their bathroom floor after not being able to make it to hospital in time. For the Queen & Prince Philip, how many great-grandchildren did they have, including Lucas?
(* excluding great-grandchildren born later in 2021). - The Suez Canal was closed for nearly a week after a container ship became stranded, blocking the major shipping route. What was the name of the stranded vessel?
Round 2: Entertainment
Remember this can cover entertainment news for the whole of 2021.
- Who released their 10th album, Medicine at Midnight, in February this year?
- ITV’s The Masked Singer returned in February and was won by “Sausage”. Which pregnant singer was behind the costume?
- Who was announced as the new host of Countdown, replacing Nick Hewer?
- Adele’s latest album “30” shot to number one. Who’s famous comeback album “Voyage” did Adele overtake to become the fastest selling album of the year.
- The Sex and the City reboot, called ‘And Just Like That’, was released in December. Which of the original 4 main characters did not return?
Round 3: April to June
- Why did a caterpillar make legal news?
- Prince Philip died at the age of 99, and the UK entered a period of national mourning. How long was the UK in national mourning for?
- Controversy erupted in April when six Premier League clubs decided to join a brand new European Super League. This plan was later scrapped.
Can you name all six Premier League clubs which would have joined 6 other European clubs to form this new league? (1 point for all 6!). - The Premier League game between Manchester United and Liverpool was forced to be postponed for the first time ever because of what unusual reason?
- Another Eurovision, another crushing defeat for the UK as James Newman scores nil points in the competition. Who won?
- The new £50 note design was unveiled. Who features on the back of the note?
- Which high-profile journalist & broadcaster launched the UK’s newest news channel, GB News, before quitting the same channel three months later?
- Why was Matt Hancock forced to resign as Health Secretary in June?
Round 4: Olympics & Paralympics
- Sky Brown became Britain’s youngest medallist after winning bronze at the skateboarding at Tokyo. How old was Sky when she won her medal?
- Which sportswoman won Olympic gold in the Women’s BMX racing final, having had to crowdsource part of her funding to be able to compete in Japan?
- What unusual decision led Qatar’s Mutaz Essa Barshim and Italy’s Gianmarco Tamberi to make the news?
- Who became team GB’s male and female most decorated Olympians after the conclusion of this year’s Olympics?
- Ellie Simmonds announced her retirement from swimming after her after finishing fifth in the S6 women’s 400m freestyle event in Tokyo. Which other swimming Paralympian announced her retirement, after her video describing her own fifth-placed finish a “story of triumph not defeat” went viral?
Round 5: July to September
- The Men’s England football team made it to the final of a major tournament for the first time in 55 years. (It’s worth noting the women’s team have reached the finals of the Euros twice since then, in 1984 and 2017)
I’m sure I don’t need to remind you we lost on penalties to Italy. But who scored England’s only goal, in a record-breaking 1 minute 57 seconds? - Meanwhile on the same day over at Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic won his 20th grand slam, equalling the record set by Roger Federer and Nadal. What other “first” happened during this game?
- What term, coined by the newspapers, described the rapid increasing of people having to isolate as a result of a notification by the NHS Covid App?
- Why did Geronimo the Alpaca make the headlines?
- Verstappen’s win of the rain-hit Belgian Grand Prix was highly controversial. How come?
- What is the name of the British tennis player who won the US Open Women’s Final, becoming the first qualifier in the Open era to win a Slam and the youngest Briton to win a Grand Slam title?
- The latest James Bond movie, No Time to Die, was released after being delayed by the Coronavirus epidemic. What was special about Lashana Lynch’s character Nomi, which made her unique in the franchise?
- A fire at a TV Operations centre temporarily took Channel 4 and Channel 5 programming offline for about 25 minutes, while More4, Film4 and Welsh language service S4C were also affected by technical problems. What “reality” TV show finale was impacted, with the wrong episode broadcast by mistake?
Round 6: Science & Technology
- Why did it take great Ingenuity to fly a helicopter this month?
- Richard Branson & Virgin Galactic completed the first commercial flight to the edge of space, reaching 85km above the Earth.
Which company, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, completed the second commercial flight and the first autonomous space flight, 17 days later? - On that flight was Wally Funk, who became the oldest person to reach space at the age of 82. However she should have gone to space before. How come, and why didn’t she go?
- Facebook announced that its parent company was changing its name, from Facebook to what?
- The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP26) was held in September and October, with pledges on ending deforestation by 2030 and plans to reduce coal use all signed. Where was the conference held?
Round 7: October to December
- Which campaigning group made the news for blocking major roads around London, including the M25?
- Kim Sherwood was announced to be the first female author of which famous book series?
- Which Premier League manager became the first boss to take charge of two consecutive games against the same opponent, having been dropped by one team and then joining another 8 days later?
- Prime Minister Boris Johnson was asked “Are you okay?” after a shambolic speech to the CBI. Which tourist attraction did he mention he “loved”, saying “is very much my kind of place”?
- The Lionesses won their biggest-ever competitive victory when playing Latvia for the Women’s World Cup qualifier. What was the final score?
- An Italian man who needed a Covid vaccination certificate came up with a novel way to try and get round the requirement. How?
- “They literally look as if they are laughing at us. You, me, all of us.” Tom Bradby did not mince his words at the start of ITV’s News at Ten on the 10th December. Which news story was he referring to?
- Who did Peleton bring “back to life” in a parody advert?
Round 8: And finally…
- Who is this woman pictured above, and why did she make the news in February?
- Time for the annual Take That question. Gary Barlow’s released his first ever Christmas album this year. What’s it called?
- Who was announced as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year?
Total score: / 50
Answers!
Round 1: January to March
- Violent protestors stormed the US Capitol in January as some continued to believe the US election had been rigged. Who was presiding over the joint session of Congress to certify President-Elect Biden’s win, that the protestors were trying to stop?
President Trump’s vice president, Mike Pence
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55555074 - On the 20th January, who was inaugurated as the nation’s first female vice president, as well as the first Black American and first person of South Asian descent?
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris sworn in as US’s first female, Black and south Asian vice-president | Kamala Harris | The Guardian
Kamala Harris resigns from the Senate ahead of inauguration – CNNPolitics - Who tearfully bought out Debenhams’ website and online operation in January, leaving the stores as likely to closed?
Boohoo
Boohoo buys Debenhams brand but all shops to close – BBC News - Which Cabinet member was feline good as they reached 10 years in office?
Larry the Cat, Chief Mouser to the cabinet.
Larry the cat celebrates 10 years at 10 Downing Street | UK News | Sky News
- Prince Harry & Meghan Markle revealed all in an interview with Oprah. Who did not have a Good Morning after being fired for his comments about Meghan?
Piers Morgan
Piers Morgan leaves ITV’s Good Morning Britain after row over Meghan remarks – BBC News - Formula 1 legend Murray Walker passed away this March at the age of 97. He was famous for his commentary, spanning a career from 1948 to 2001. Arguably his most famous quote was “I’ve got to stop now, because I’ve got a lump in my throat”. Who was he walking about, and why?
Damon Hill, after he’d just become F1 World Champion of 1996.
Murray Walker: Formula 1 broadcasting legend dies at 97 – BBC Sport - Zara & Mike Tindall gave birth to their third child, Lucas Philip Tindall, on their bathroom floor after not being able to make it to hospital in time. For the Queen & Prince Philip, how many great-grandchildren did they have, including Lucas?
(* excluding great-grandchildren born later in 2021).
10.
Zara Tindall: Queen’s granddaughter gives birth to boy – BBC News - The Suez Canal was closed for nearly a week after a container ship became stranded, blocking the major shipping route. What was the name of the stranded vessel?
The Ever Given.
nb. It’s NOT the Evergreen (which is painted on the side of the vessel), which refers to the shipping company, Evergreen Marine, which operates the vessel.
Therefore it must be Ever Given to get the point!!
Suez Canal reopens after giant stranded ship is freed – BBC News
Ever Given – Wikipedia
Round 2: Entertainment
- Who released their 10th album, Medicine at Midnight, in February this year?
The Foo Fighters
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-55766265 - ITV’s The Masked Singer returned in February and was won by “Sausage”. Which pregnant singer was behind the costume?
Joss Stone.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-56067767 - Who was announced as the new host of Countdown, replacing Nick Hewer?
Anne Robinson
https://inews.co.uk/culture/television/anne-robinson-announced-countdown-host-nick-hewer-resigns-channel-4-872390 - Adele’s latest album “30” shot to number one. Who’s famous comeback album “Voyage” did Adele overtake to become the fastest selling album of the year.
ABBA, who released their first album for 40 years!
Abba top charts with Voyage, their first album for 40 years – BBC News
Adele: 30 becomes 2021’s fastest-selling album despite sales drop – BBC News - The Sex and the City reboot, called ‘And Just Like That’, was released in December. Which of the original 4 main characters did not return?
Samantha Jones, played by Kim Cattrall.
And Just Like That: ‘Moodier’ Sex and the City revival splits opinion – BBC News
Round 3: April to June
- Why did a caterpillar make legal news this month?
Marks & Spencer filed legal papers to sue Aldi for their “Cuthburt the Caterpillar” cake, which they claimed infringed on their trademarks for their “Colin the Caterpillar” cake.
M&S begins legal action against Aldi over Colin the Caterpillar cake – BBC News - Prince Philip died at the age of 99, and the UK entered a period of national mourning. How long was the UK in national mourning for?
8 days, between when he died (Friday 9th April) until his funeral on Saturday 17th.
UK is in ‘national mourning’ for Prince Philip – what does that mean? | Prince Philip | The Guardian
Prince Philip has died aged 99, Buckingham Palace announces – BBC News
Land Rover hearse designed by Prince Philip unveiled – BBC News - Controversy erupted in April when six Premier League clubs decided to join a brand new European Super League. This plan was later scrapped.
Can you name all six Premier League clubs which would have joined 6 other European clubs to form this new league? (1 point for all 6!).
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United & Tottenham. They would have joined AC Milan, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Juventus and Real Madrid. It was “anticipated that a further three clubs” would join the breakaway.
European Super League: Premier League’s ‘big six’ agree to join new league – BBC Sport
Super League: Why have the plans collapsed? – BBC News - The Premier League game between Manchester United and Liverpool was forced to be postponed for the first time ever because of what unusual reason?
Fan protests. 200 fans broke into Old Trafford to protest against the Glazer family’s ownership of the club. This was the first time a Premier League match has ever been postponed due to fan protests.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56960091 - Another Eurovision, another crushing defeat for the UK as James Newman scores nil points in the competition. Who won?
Italy with rock band Maneskin’s Zitti E Buoni.
UK’s James Newman scores nil points at Eurovision as Italy triumphs | Evening Standard - The new £50 note design was unveiled. Who features on the back of the note?
Alan Turing.
New Alan Turing £50 note design is revealed – BBC News - Which high-profile journalist & broadcaster launched the UK’s newest news channel, GB News, before quitting the same channel three months later?
Andrew Neil
Andrew Neil launches GB News with some technical difficulties | Evening Standard
Andrew Neil resigns from GB News three months after channel’s launch – BBC News - Why was Matt Hancock forced to resign as Health Secretary in June?
Breaching social distancing guidelines by kissing a colleague.
Matt Hancock quits as health secretary after breaking social distance guidance – BBC News
Round 4: Olympics & Paralympics
- Sky Brown became Britain’s youngest medallist after winning bronze at the skateboarding at Tokyo. How old was Sky when she won her medal?
13.
Tokyo Olympics: Sky Brown becomes GB’s youngest ever medallist with skateboard bronze – as nation improves medal tally | World News | Sky News - Which sportswoman won Olympic gold in the Women’s BMX racing final, having had to crowdsource part of her funding to be able to compete in Japan?
Bethany Shriever
Tokyo Olympics: Bethany Shriever & Kye Whyte win historic medals in BMX racing – BBC Sport - What unusual decision led Qatar’s Mutaz Essa Barshim and Italy’s Gianmarco Tamberi to make the news?
They decided to share a gold medal, having both recorded the same score of a 2.37m clearance in the high jump.
Tokyo Olympics: ‘Can we have two golds?’ – high jumpers share win – BBC Sport - Who became team GB’s male and female most decorated Olympians after the conclusion of this year’s Olympics?
Jason & Laura Kenny
Although Charlotte Dujardin briefly became the most decorated female athlete, Kenny’s gold medal in the Cycling Madison event meant she equalled Dujardin’s medal total, but leads overall having won more gold medals. Laura Kenny also became the first GB female athlete to win a gold medal at 3 separate Olympics. Meanwhile Jason Kenny has won seven gold and nine total medals, going beyond Sir Chris Hoy as Team GB’s most successful competitor.
Tokyo 2020 – Jason Kenny becomes Great Britain’s most successful Olympian with seventh gold medal – Eurosport
Laura Kenny grabs record fifth gold to become most successful GB female Olympian | The Independent
Who are the most decorated British female Olympians? Team GB’s big winners as Laura Kenny bags fifth gold (inews.co.uk) - Ellie Simmonds announced her retirement from swimming after her after finishing fifth in the S6 women’s 400m freestyle event in Tokyo. Which other swimming Paralympian announced her retirement, after her video describing her own fifth-placed finish a “story of triumph not defeat” went viral?
Ellie Robinson
Tokyo Paralympics: Ellie Robinson’s ‘story of triumph not defeat’ – BBC Sport
Ellie Simmonds: Five-time Paralympic champion retires from swimming | Swimming News | Sky Sports
A look at Ellie Simmonds’ Paralympic record | BT Sport
Round 5: July to September
- The Men’s England football team made it to the final of a major tournament for the first time in 55 years. (It’s worth noting the women’s team have reached the finals of the Euros twice since then, in 1984 and 2017)
I’m sure I don’t need to remind you we lost on penalties to Italy. But who scored England’s only goal, in a record-breaking 1 minute 57 seconds?
Luke Shaw
Euro 2020 final: England beaten by Italy on penalties – BBC Sport
Euro 2020: Southgate takes responsibility for England’s loss against Italy at Wembley | UK News | Sky News - Meanwhile on the same day over at Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic won his 20th grand slam, equalling the record set by Roger Federer and Nadal. What other “first” happened during this game?
First time the Wimbledon Men’s (singles) final was umpired by a woman, Marija Cicak.
Who is the umpire for the Wimbledon final 2021? Marija Cicak makes history during Djokovic vs Berrettini (inews.co.uk) - What term, coined by the newspapers, described the rapid increasing of people having to isolate as a result of a notification by the NHS Covid App?
Ping-demic
Iceland and Greene King shut sites amid ‘pingdemic’ – BBC News
COVID-19: Govt ‘very concerned’ about impact of ‘pingdemic’ – with list of exempt critical workers expected ‘very soon’ | Politics News | Sky News - Why did Geronimo the Alpaca make the headlines?
Geronimo was at the centre of a disagreement between the Government’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and Ms Macdonald over the issue of whether he was infected with bovine tuberculosis (bTB). He twice tested positive for the fatal disease which results in the slaughter of thousands of cattle every year to prevent its spread. As a result, Defra ordered for the animal to be euthanised and Environment Secretary George Eustice – a former farmer – said while he knew it was “soul-destroying” having to put animals down, it was necessary. He was taken away from the farm and destroyed
Geronimo the alpaca: Who is he and why has he hit the headlines? – BBC News - Verstappen’s win of the rain-hit Belgian Grand Prix was highly controversial. How come?
The “race” was aborted after 2 of the scheduled 44 laps, all behind the safety car, but half points were still awarded as 2 laps was the minimum number of laps required to take place. So effectively the (halved) points were assigned based on the starting grid order.
Max Verstappen declared winner of aborted rain-hit Belgian Grand Prix – BBC Sport
2021 Belgian Grand Prix – Wikipedia - What is the name of the British tennis player who won the US Open Women’s Final, becoming the first qualifier in the Open era to win a Slam and the youngest Briton to win a Grand Slam title?
Emma Raducanu.
The 18 year old’s win over 19 year old Leylah Fernandez was also the first all-teen final since 1999 (when Serena Williams beat Martina Hingis), and also made Raducanu the youngest women’s Slam champion since Maria Sharapova at Wimbledon in 2004. She’s also the first woman to win the US Open without dropping a single set since Serena Williams in 2014, although Raducanu had to win 20 sets in a row having had to come through qualifying. Not bad since she only got her A-Level results 2 months before!
Emma Raducanu wins US Open by beating Leylah Fernandez for maiden Grand Slam – BBC Sport
Emma Raducanu and Leylah Fernandez to make US Open history in all-teen final – CNN - The latest James Bond movie, No Time to Die, was released after being delayed by the Coronavirus epidemic. What was special about Lashana Lynch’s character Nomi, which made her unique in the franchise?
She becomes the first woman to inherit the 007 title, and the first woman of colour to be a 00-agent. Note she isn’t the first woman to be a 00 agent – we’ve seen other women who are suggested to be 00-agents in previous films.
Lashana Lynch, the first female 007: ‘I never had a plan B’ | Lashana Lynch | The Guardian
James Bond 25 Isn’t The First Time There’s Been A Female 00-Agent (screenrant.com) - A fire at a TV Operations centre temporarily took Channel 4 and Channel 5 programming offline for about 25 minutes, while More4, Film4 and Welsh language service S4C were also affected by technical problems. What “reality” TV show finale was impacted, with the wrong episode broadcast by mistake?
Married at First Sight UK
E4 sorry for broadcasting wrong Married At First Sight episode – BBC News
Channel 4 subtitles returning after fire disruption – BBC News
Channel 4 plagued by technical issues as TV channels fall of air (inews.co.uk)
Round 6: Science & Technology
- Why did it take great Ingenuity to fly a helicopter this month?
NASA successfully flies a small helicopter, Ingenuity, on Mars for the first time!
Nasa successfully flies small helicopter on Mars – BBC News - Which company, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, completed the second commercial flight and the first autonomous space flight, 17 days later?
Blue Origin
Virgin Galactic: Sir Richard Branson rockets to the edge of space – BBC News
Jeff Bezos reaches edge of space, returns safely on Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket – The Washington Post - On that flight was Wally Funk, who became the oldest person to reach space at the age of 82. However she should have gone to space before. How come, and why didn’t she go?
She was part of the “Mercury 13” program of women privately tested and trained by a team of aviation medical experts for NASA’s astronaut program at the height of the space race. But the program, which put the women through the same rigorous testing as the Mercury 7, NASA’s all-male team of original astronauts, was cancelled.
Wally Funk, member of Mercury 13 space program, is going to space with Jeff Bezos – The Washington Post - Facebook announced that its parent company was changing its name, from Facebook to what?
Meta.
It’s to represent the company’s move into the Metaverse as well as the fact that it has acquired other apps including Instagram and WhatsApp.
Why is Facebook changing its name? What Meta means and the metaverse plans explained (inews.co.uk) - The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP26) was held in September and October, with pledges on ending deforestation by 2030 and plans to reduce coal use all signed. Where was the conference held?
Glasgow.
What is COP26 and what was agreed at Glasgow climate conference? – BBC News
COP26: What was agreed at the Glasgow climate conference? – BBC News
Round 7: October to December
- Which campaigning group made the news for blocking major roads around London, including the M25?
Insulate Britain.
What is Insulate Britain and what does it want? – BBC News - Kim Sherwood was announced to be the first female author of which famous book series?
James Bond.
James Bond: Kim Sherwood to write trilogy as first female 007 author – BBC News - Which Premier League manager became the first boss to take charge of two consecutive games against the same opponent, having been dropped by one team and then joining another 8 days later?
Dean Smith.
Smith was sacked from Aston Villa. His last game there was a 1-0 loss to Southampton on 5th November. He joined Norwich City on the 15th November, and on 20th November his new team won 2-1 against Southampton.
Dean Smith is the first to manage successive Premier League games against the SAME team | Daily Mail Online
Norwich City 2-1 Southampton: Canaries fight back to earn victory in Dean Smith’s first game – BBC Sport - Prime Minister Boris Johnson was asked “Are you okay?” after a shambolic speech to the CBI. Which tourist attraction did he mention he “loved”, saying “is very much my kind of place”?
Peppa Pig World.
Prime Minister asked if everything okay after ‘shambolic’ speech | Politics News | Sky News
CBI conference: PM accused of ‘shambolic’ speech to business leaders – BBC News - The Lionesses won their biggest-ever competitive victory when playing Latvia for the Women’s World Cup qualifier. What was the final score?
An incredible 20-0!
England 20-0 Latvia: Ellen White sets all-time scoring record with hat-trick – BBC Sport - An Italian man who needed a Covid vaccination certificate came up with a novel way to try and get round the requirement. How?
He turned up with a fake arm. The man, in his 50s, arrived for his shot with a silicone mould covering his real arm, hoping it would go unnoticed. But a nurse was not fooled, telling local media that when she had rolled up his sleeve, she found the skin “rubbery and cold” and the pigment “too light”.
Italian man tries to dodge Covid jab using fake arm – BBC News - “They literally look as if they are laughing at us. You, me, all of us.” Tom Bradby did not mince his words at the start of ITV’s News at Ten on the 10th December. Which news story was he referring to?
ITV were breaking the news of Downing Street staff, led by Boris Johnson’s then chief of staff Allegra Stratton, laughing and joking about an alleged Christmas Party held at Downing Street while London was in Tier 3 lockdown rules the previous year.
Downing Street staff shown joking in leaked recording about Christmas party they later denied | ITV News
ITV News’s intro to clip of Downing Street staff joking about a Christmas party didn’t hold back at all | indy100 - Who did Peleton bring “back to life” in a parody advert?
Mr Big, AKA John James Preston.
In the first episode of the Sex & the City reboot ‘And Just Like That’, James Preston, more commonly known by his nickname Mr Big – the on-off partner and eventual husband of Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw – died after suffering a heart attack during a workout on a Peloton. Peleton responded by bringing him “back to life” on one of their adverts.
And Just Like That Peloton resurrects show character – BBC News
Round 8: And Finally…
- Who is the woman pictured above, and why did she make the news in February?
Jackie Weaver, after a video emerged of a Handforth Parish Council, where she was attending, had descended into chaos. Maybe she should have read the Standing Orders…!
Jackie Weaver: Handforth Parish Council host ‘surprised’ by reaction – BBC News - Time for the annual Take That question. Gary Barlow’s released his first ever Christmas album this year. What’s it called?
“The Dream of Christmas”
Gary Barlow To Release First Festive Album The Dream Of Christmas (udiscovermusic.com)
Gary Barlow – Wikipedia - Who was announced as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year?
Elon Musk
Elon Musk: Person of the Year 2021 | Time
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