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When was Wales subsumed into England? I read recently that it was in 1536. What exactly happened oin that year that made the union final?
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Do the provisions of the various Road Traffic Acts apply when driving on private land? In particular, the wearing of seat belts when on private estate roads.
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A joke I heard some time ago involved a farmer who was fed up with people entering his fields and picking his fruits. So he put up a notice saying 'PICK YOUR OWN!' This of course had the opposite...
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Endeavour is how we spell it in the UK, whilst in US it would be spelt Endeavor. So why is the US space shuttle written in the English (UK) way?
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I heard recently that one of the earlier cosmonauts re-entered the earth's atmosphere wrongly and fetched up miles away from the designated landing place. He had to make his own way out of the space...
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Would the post office accept letters that have old postage stamps on them? I have many old stamps, some of them marked 1st or 2nd class but most with monetary denominations on them, from 3p up to 90p....
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Can a speed camera take your picture if you're exceeding the limit but are approaching the camera, rather than the usual one where you're snapped whilst driving away from it? And, if a car is caught...
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What is the meaning of this quotation from Ecclesiastes?
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Is there any reason why brand-new 50 pence pieces have been put into circulation dated 2011 so early in the year? There do not seem to have been any other coins issued for this year. If the Queen dies...
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I once heard that a newspaper report said something like the following: '...Crowds cheered as Quen Victoria pissed over Westminster Bridge.' Does anyone have chapter and verse of this quotation?
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I have a fixed-interest mortgage. I was told by an employee of the mortgage loan provider that if I paid off more than 20% of the loan it would break the terms of the contract and it would therefore...
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Hugh Dalton once described Charles de Gaulle as 'having a head like a pineapple and hips like a woman' But when did he say this?
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There is a riddle in the form of a poem. The answer is 'an egg'. All that I can recall is a line containing the words 'halls of marble'. Any elucidation would be welcome.
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For how long does UK copyright protection last?
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Should you overtake a slow moving vehicle on the approach to a hump back bridge? Is this specifically mentioned in the Highway Code?
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There is a cog railway system which in English is called the Alternating Biting Tooth device. Can someone translate this term (Alternating Biting Tooth) into GERMAN for me please.
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What is the longest-running radio programme that is still being broadcast now, and under the same name as when it started?
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Did the BBC continue to broadcast the Shipping Forecast during the war? And presuming that they did, how much did they change it, if at all, to ensure that the enemy didn't use the information?
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In 1924 four Douglas World Cruisers set off from Seattle, USA, to circumnavigate the globe. Two of them made the trip, and all the pilots survived. It took them 175 days to complete the journey,...

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