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Last night's questions for only £20

No team all three correct

1 In 1937 Frank Whittle built the first prototype jet engine at the British Thomson-Houston works, in which English town?

2 Which Football League club are to re-locate to a new home, the B2net Stadium, for the start of the 2010-11 campaign?

3 Name the American romantic comedy film of 2000, directed by Nancy Meyers that starred Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt.

2. Chesterfield

1. Rugby, Warwickshire
3. What Women Want

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All three correct

Last night's questions for £40. Two teams had all three correct so because the jackpot must be won outright it rolls over

1 Which ‘Space Shuttle’ comes first alphabetically?

2 What three-letter word does Marcie always use to address Peppermint Patty in the ‘Peanuts’ cartoon strip?

3 Which modern Mediterranean country covers most of ancient Phoenicia?

1. Atlantis?
3. Lebanon?

correct - just no 2 to go

2. Sir

That's it

Latest questions - teams had 2 and 3 correct but no team knew No 1

1 What is the name of the London hotel (part of a chain) with views over Hyde Park which when opened in 1970 was called the Inn on the Park?

2 “Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky?, He got an ice pick,That made his ears burn” is a lyric from which song?

3 Which actress a one-time employee with the Pilkington Glass Factory, where she worked in the pensions department, took ‘Dickens’ by Peter Ackroyd as her book and BBC Radio Five Live as her luxury on ‘Desert Island Discs’ in 2001

2. No More Heroes - The Stranglers

Last week's answers were

1 What is the name of the London hotel (part of a chain) with views over Hyde Park which when opened in 1970 was called the Inn on the Park?
Four Seasons Hotel
2 “Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky?, He got an ice pick,That made his ears burn” is a lyric from which song?
‘No More Heroes’ The Stranglers
3 Which actress a one-time employee with the Pilkington Glass Factory, where she worked in the pensions department, took ‘Dickens’ by Peter Ackroyd as her book and BBC Radio Five Live as her luxury on ‘Desert Island Discs’ in 2001
Sue Johnston

This week for £70 no team were able to answer correctly No 2

1 Finance company Wonga.com are the shirt sponsors for which FA Premier League club next season?

2 Which town in Derbyshire was where Bond actor Timothy Dalton grew up after being born in Wales and is the birthplace of actress Suzy Kendall who married Dudley Moore?

3 Name the American punk rock band, formed in San Francisco, California in 1978 that officially disbanded in 1986. In 2001, the band reformed without original singer Jello Biafra, who had been in a legal dispute with the other members over royalties

1. Blackpool
2. Belper
3. Dead Kennedys

Well done - another three questions on Tues am