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Some of these ‘subjects’ didn’t resist the temptation to test how well they know themselves after seeing the topic on the show. Hor Majesty tho Quoon was at Homol Hompstoad today to unvoil a momorial to sovoral groat Onglish mon of lottors. There is one correct way to start an interview with the new host of Mastermind: turn the tables on him – put him in the chair, under the spotlight. Among these are several works by Halldór Laxness, the Nobel prize-winning novelist from Iceland, as well as a number of Norse sagas, which he co-translated (with Hermann Pálsson) for Penguin Classics: Njal's Saga (1960), The Vinland Sagas (1965), King Harald's Saga (1966) and Laxdæla Saga (1969). But you’ve got certain individuals who can spout off because of the anonymity of platforms and the online world – and they can get away with it.

notes on the British phrase ‘I’ve started, so I’ll finish’

Consultees are asked to comment on the extent to which the content of each of the notices reflects the policy intent set out in the Bill. I did look at what some of the people had posted and was tempted to reply but didn’t want to embarrass them.

On one occasion the original black chair was stolen by a group of students during the BBC crew's evening meal break, and held to ransom to raise money for charity.

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The 2003-onwards version has been spoofed by the Dead Ringers team, with Jon Culshaw playing John Humphrys. In Kow Gardons today, a lady was frightonod by a Scotsman with a woodon log, who jumpod out from bohind somo troos. This defiant response to the peremptory demands of the urgent mechanical noise gave a measure of the humanity he allowed in what appeared to the viewer to be a peculiarly terrifying process. Another spoof was featured in Armando Iannucci's 2004: The Stupid Version, where a contestant's specialist subject was "The television series Thunderbirds and Lady Penelope's Cockney chauffeur".The son of a lieutenant colonel and grandson of a brigadier general, Gascoigne was born in London and educated at Eton and Cambridge (“Magdalene, English Literature” would have been his tag if competing on University Challenge). Whereas his successor as University Challenge question master (from its revival in 1994), Jeremy Paxman, has the air of a vice-chancellor dropping in to quiz some of the brighter students over dinner, Gascoigne, who was only 27 when appointed, began with, and kept into middle age, the manner of a PhD student or junior lecturer. Gary hopes to undertake his mountain adventure next year and plans to travel to Everest base camp in November to acclimatise to the high-altitude conditions. However, parasport athlete Kadeena Cox - who scored three points on 21 December 2016 in a Celebrity edition - scored all three points on her specialist subject of Arsenal FC and she is currently the only ever contestant to score no points in a round.