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On which Med island was Napoleon born?

Which British entertainer died of a drugs overdose in Sydney in 1968?

Which UK pop group of the 80s/90s was comprised of the Pearson family?

What's the capital of Estonia?

(Food and Drink) In Copenhagen it's called Austrian patisserie: what do we call it?

Who's 5th in line to the throne?

Who's the oldest actor to have received an Oscar?

Is it Malaysia then for satay?

Peter Jones for the escalator?

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Cam, I thought Peter Jones for the escalator too. After all, where else IS there in SW3?

According to my sources, Britain's first escalator opened in Earls court in October 1911 ...?

And another says Harrods (SW1) in 1878

Confused

Yes, Malaysia for Satay. There is somewhere else in SW3!
Oh, another question. I thought everyone knew this (well every woman), but people on my team didn't, but it must be that I've watched so many historical documentaries it's now indelible on my brain: In which decade did British women get the vote?

OK Soupdragon - the answer we were given was Harrods, but I've just checked their site and the address is SW1, so the queston master got it wrong - apologies for confusing everyone! But part of the Brompton Road is SW3 isn't it?
As for 1878 and 1911, interesting. Haven't got time to research it at the moment though!

I'd always assumed it was the 20th century or was it the tail end of the 19th...?

I think the 1911 one may have been the first escalator in a tube station , although even that seems to be contradictory!

1918 but only for women over 30. Around 25 years later than New Zealand as a matter of interest.

I think women under 30 didn't get the vote until about 1928 - how shocking this seems nowadays.

Women in switzerland only got the vote in the 70's.

I think women got the vote in 1928.

Also I've always thought of Harrods as SW7.

Yes, answer is 1918, but as bells2 says, only women over 30, and I think only property owners. I'm amazed Switzerland was so late. When was the US - do you know SofiaAmes?

I don't know, but I think it was around the same time as the uk...I don't think it was limited to property owners or over 30's, but I do think it was limited to white people.

In Switzerland, I think women have actually voted not have the vote until recently, if you understand me.

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1 Which animal does the word ovine describe?

2 In the 16th century, what did the Pelican become?

3 What was the Beach Boys' other UK no. 1 besides Good Vibrations?

4 Which rocker's son was arrested for assault in LA this week?

5 In which famous film did Warren Beatty and Gene Hackman play brothers?

6 TV advertising - which 3 words did "a million housewives say" (1970s ad I think)

7 Which Med island is named after the large population of goats who once lived there?

8 Who succeeded Richard the Lionheart as King of England?

9 TV - who played Boon?

10 Which French word meaning "runny" is a sauce served with sweet and savoury dishes?

1. Sheep.

7. Capri?

8. Michael Elphick.

10. Coulis?

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1. Bonnie & Clyde

8. Bad King John

1. The Golden Hind

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