TV
This is the name of the local pub in the TV soap; 'Emmerdale'?
THE WOOLPACK
This is what is known as the "Christmas Tree Formation"?
4-3-2-1
This comedy character worked with the London Symphony Orchestra to perform 'Chariots of Fire' at the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony?
MR BEAN
The famous rhyme; "Divorced, Beheaded, Died...." evolves around this former King of England?
HENRY VIII
This reality TV show shares its name with the first 'Only Fools & Horses' episode?
This 1930s film features "the horse of a different colour", and also flying monkeys?
'THE WIZARD OF OZ'
This is what 'IFAB' stands for; the body that determines the laws of the game?
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION BOARD
This was the year when The Beatles formed?
1960
This country hosted the Summer Olympic Games in 2016?
BRAZIL
Road signs in the UK that are used to direct drivers and pedestrians to tourist attractions commonly have white lettering on this coloured background?
BROWN
This is what the letters in the film studio: "MGM" stands for that is well known for having a roaring lion in their logo?
METRO GOLDWYN MAYOR
This is the term given to football fans who's objective is to try visiting as many football stadiums and grounds as possible?
GROUNDHOPPING
This English composer produced the theme tunes to some of the most iconic TV sitcoms; such as 'Only Fools & Horses', 'Are You Being Served' & also the sketch comedy: 'The Two Ronnies'?
RONNIE HAZLEHURST
This was the year where the Berlin Wall started construction; later on producing two different nations in West Germany and East Germany?
1961
There is a 'sandwalk' located at Down House in Kent that is named after this scientist?
CHARLES DARWIN
This is the police chief who produced the iconic "We're gonna need a bigger boat" line in 'Jaws'?
MARTIN BRODY
This type of "man" is the term given that defines as the opposite of a "one club man"?
JOURNEYMAN
The Vuvuzela, Jazzophone and Didgeridoo are musical instruments that both belong to this family?
BRASS
In 1887, the British Empire celebrated the Golden Jubilee of this female monarch?
QUEEN VICTORIA
This 19th century year introduced the first issue of the Yellow Pages?
1886
According to most sources, this is the number of balloons Carl uses to lift his house to the nearest thousand in the 2009 Disney film; "Up"?
20,622 (20,000-21,000)
Before an international friendly in 2014, Linkin Park's "Numb" briefly played for this nation in a national anthem mishap before they faced Slovakia?
MALTA
This knighted dairy farmer will be better known as the founder of the Glastonbury Music Festival?
SIR MICHAEL EAVES
This historical figure is known for being the first prime minister of Great Britain?
ROBERT WARPOLE
Sir Winston Churchill has had two runs as UK prime minister with the first ending in 1945 and his second starting in 1951. This person was the one who ran for prime minister in between Sir Winston's two runs?
CLEMENT ATTLEE