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1. US President Donald Trump said he would sue the BBC after Panorama spliced a clip of a 2021 speech which suggested he told a crowd: 'We’re going to walk down to the Capitol and I’ll be there with you, and we __. We __ like hell.’ What is the missing word?
2. After the BBC’s apology for the Panorama editing of the Trump speech, it emerged that which second programme also spliced footage?
3. What is the name of the BBC News CEO who resigned, with director general Tim Davie, following criticism of the edited Panorama documentary?
4. Health Secretary Wes Streeting denied suggestions he was seeking to challenge for the Labour party leadership and said his accusers had been watching too much of what TV programme?
5. What is the name of the Prime Minister's chief of staff who was initially blamed for briefings against cabinet ministers?
6. Which organisation did Health Secretary Wes Streeting say was 'increasingly behaving in cartel-like behaviour’ and was in a 'morally reprehensible position’?
7. More than 20,000 files, some mentioning US President Donald Trump, were obtained from whose estate and released by US lawmakers?
3. What is the name of the BBC News CEO who resigned, with director general Tim Davie, following criticism of the edited Panorama documentary?
4. Health Secretary Wes Streeting denied suggestions he was seeking to challenge for the Labour party leadership and said his accusers had been watching too much of what TV programme?
5. What is the name of the Prime Minister's chief of staff who was initially blamed for briefings against cabinet ministers?
6. Which organisation did Health Secretary Wes Streeting say was 'increasingly behaving in cartel-like behaviour’ and was in a 'morally reprehensible position’?
7. More than 20,000 files, some mentioning US President Donald Trump, were obtained from whose estate and released by US lawmakers?
8. According to figures from the Ministry of Justice how many prisoners were freed by mistake between April and October this year?
9. At 11am on Armistice Day, Tuesday November 11, which one of these did not happen? a) The Princess of Wales laid a wreath in Staffordshire b) Queen Camilla laid a wreath at Paddington Station c) the Princess Royal laid a wreath in Brisbane, Australia d) King Charles laid a wreath at the Cenotaph.
10. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander announced that the Army will be used to reduce what?
11. According to an internal survey, two-thirds of women working as what experienced sexualised behaviour - from wolf-whistles and dirty jokes to touching and unwanted sexual activity - in the past year?
12. Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds said she was 'appalled' and was 'holding Southern Water to account' for millions of what that washed up on Camber Sands in East Sussex?
13. Djeison Rafael, 21, appeared in court accused of murder after a 24-year-old woman was stabbed in the neck in which English city centre?
14. Who was found guilty of six counts of sending 'grossly offensive' social media posts aimed at broadcaster Jeremy Vine and television pundits Lucy Ward and Eni Aluko?
15. TV presenter Davina McCall posted a video on Instagram revealing she had undergone surgery for what kind of cancer’?
16. The Eiffel Tower was lit in the colours of the French flag on Thursday as part of a day of commemoration marking the tenth anniversary of what?
17. Qian Zhimin was jailed for 11 years and 8 months at Southwark Crown Court for trying to launder more than 60,000 what, worth billions of pounds?
18. Quentin Willson, who died aged 68, was the co-host of which BBC programme between 1991 and 2001?
9. At 11am on Armistice Day, Tuesday November 11, which one of these did not happen? a) The Princess of Wales laid a wreath in Staffordshire b) Queen Camilla laid a wreath at Paddington Station c) the Princess Royal laid a wreath in Brisbane, Australia d) King Charles laid a wreath at the Cenotaph.
10. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander announced that the Army will be used to reduce what?
11. According to an internal survey, two-thirds of women working as what experienced sexualised behaviour - from wolf-whistles and dirty jokes to touching and unwanted sexual activity - in the past year?
12. Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds said she was 'appalled' and was 'holding Southern Water to account' for millions of what that washed up on Camber Sands in East Sussex?
13. Djeison Rafael, 21, appeared in court accused of murder after a 24-year-old woman was stabbed in the neck in which English city centre?
14. Who was found guilty of six counts of sending 'grossly offensive' social media posts aimed at broadcaster Jeremy Vine and television pundits Lucy Ward and Eni Aluko?
15. TV presenter Davina McCall posted a video on Instagram revealing she had undergone surgery for what kind of cancer’?
16. The Eiffel Tower was lit in the colours of the French flag on Thursday as part of a day of commemoration marking the tenth anniversary of what?
17. Qian Zhimin was jailed for 11 years and 8 months at Southwark Crown Court for trying to launder more than 60,000 what, worth billions of pounds?
18. Quentin Willson, who died aged 68, was the co-host of which BBC programme between 1991 and 2001?
19. Which Olympian’s older brother was arrested over allegations he sent threats to him during his stag-do in Budapest?
20. Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was freed from jail after serving how long of his five-year sentence?
21. A man was charged with being a public nuisance after jumping over a barricade and grabbing which singer at the premiere for Wicked: For Good in Singapore?
20. Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was freed from jail after serving how long of his five-year sentence?
21. A man was charged with being a public nuisance after jumping over a barricade and grabbing which singer at the premiere for Wicked: For Good in Singapore?
22. England kept up their 100 per cent World Cup qualifying record with a 2-0 victory against Serbia with goals by players from which club?
23. Who donated his £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust (MVT), which supports grassroots music?
23. Who donated his £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust (MVT), which supports grassroots music?
24. ITV bosses announced a rule change that means contestants on I’m A Celebrity will now be restricted to how many Bushtucker trials in a row?
25. Who put on a Pudsey Bear backpack on Monday and set off to cover 135 miles on foot across four counties in five days - the equivalent of five marathons?
25. Who put on a Pudsey Bear backpack on Monday and set off to cover 135 miles on foot across four counties in five days - the equivalent of five marathons?
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