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Mark Selby v Barry Hawkins

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Today's answer is
Issachar

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Friday night is Championship night. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Which periodical, was successfully established by the schoolmaster’s son of
Kilmaclavers?

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John Higgins vs Shaun Murphy

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Thursday night football. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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At the 2005 World Athletics Championships held in Helsinki, five countries won just a gold medal. No silver or bronze. Can you name them?
Clues: Two countries in Europe, one in Africa, one in Asia, one in South America.
The athletes names: Saif Saaheed Shaheen, Jefferson Perez, Yuriy Krymarenko, Virgilius Alekna, Dorcus Inzikuru
Their events: Women's 3,000m Steeplechase, Men's Discus, Men's High Jump, Men's 20km Walk, Men's 3,000m Steeplechase
Three of the names have featured previously.

Today's answer is
Hannover

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Best of 11 frames first to 6.

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Judd Trump vs Si Jiahui

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Wednesday night football. Get your predictions in by 7.45pm for the 8.15pm kick off.
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Which periodical, had an office which looked like a public lavatory in honest native
white tile?

Today's answer is
Jane Fonda

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Best of 11 frames first to 6.

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Kyren Wilson v Elliot Slessor

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Tuesday night football. Get your predictions in by 7.45pm for the 8.15pm kick off.
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Which periodical, likened the death of Tom Robinson to the senseless killing of
songbirds by hunters and children?

At the 2003 World Athletics Championships held in Paris, four countries won just a bronze medal. No gold or silver. Can you name them?
Clues: Two countries in Asia, one in Africa, one in Europe
The athletes names: Timothy Beck* Troy Douglas* Patrick van Belkom* Caimin Douglas* Guus Hoogmoed*, Dmitry Karpov, Amy Mbacke Thiam, Anju Bobby George
Those with a * are a relay team.
Their events: Women's Long Jump, Women's 400m, Men's Decathlon, Men's 4x100m Relay

Super Sunday. Get your predictions in by 4.00pm for the 4.30pm kick off.
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Which periodical, under the headline BRILLIANT POLICE INVESTIGATION,
described a dog kennel concealing bodies in a disused well?

Predict the winner and match score.

Mark Allen v Scott Donaldson

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Monday night is Championship night. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Today's answer is
Gary Busey

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At the 2003 World Athletics Championships held in Paris, seven countries won just a silver medal. No gold or bronze. Can you name them?
Clues: Three countries in Europe, one in Europe/Asia, one in Africa, one in the Caribbean, one in South America.
The athletes names: Darrel Brown, Vicente de Lima* Edson Ribeiro* Andre da Silva* Claudio Roberto Souza*, Andrus Varnik, Roman Sebrle, Sureyya Ayhan, Gillian O'Sullivan, Francoise Mbango Etone
Those with * are the relay team
Their events: Women's Triple Jump, Women's 20km Walk, Women's 1,500m, Men's Decathlon, Men's Javelin, Men's 4x100m Relay, Men's 100m

Which periodical, described the brutal slaying of two summer visitors as they
frolicked in the chill waters off the Scotch Road Beach?

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Mark Williams v David Gilbert

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Today's answer is
Ecosystem

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At the 2003 World Athletics Championships held in Paris, ten countries won just a gold medal. No silver or bronze. Can you name them?
Clues: Two countries in Africa, two in the Caribbean, two in Europe, one in Asia, one in Central America, one in Oceania, one in South America.
The athletes names: Kim Collins, Djabir Said-Guerni, Felix Sanchez, Saif Saaeed Shaheen, Jefferson Perez, Robert Korzeniowski, Virgilius Alekna, Ana Guevara, Maria Mutola, Jana Pittman
Their events: Women's 400m Hurdles, Women's 800m, Women's 400m, Men's Discus, Men's 50km Race Walk, Men's 20km Race Walk, Men's 3,000m Steeplechase, Men's 400m Hurdles, Men's 800m, Men's 100m

More than half the names have appeared before; take some guesses, or just scroll back to previous posts.

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John Higgins v Ben Woollaston

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Saturday Night Football. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Which periodical, published an ode by the Poet Laureate to the seasonal fluctuation
of its sales?

Today's answer is
Winning

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Today's answer is
Etruria

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Friday night is Championship night. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Which periodical, provided Mr Finch with a £10 prize for solving a cross-word?

Which periodical, carried the headline DIAR KNAB NI EFIL OT THGUORB
EERHT?

Conference League, league phase. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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At the 2001 World Athletics Championships held in Edmonton, seven countries won just a bronze medal. No gold or silver. Can you name them?
Clues: Three Caribbean countries, two in Europe, one in Asia, one in South America
The athletes names: Kim Collins, Dudley Dorival, Carlos Calado, Cydonie Mothersille, Letitia Vriesde, Olga Shishigina, Tereza Marinova
Their events: Women's Triple Jump, Women's 100m Hurdles, Women's 800m, Women's 200m, Men's Long Jump, Men's 110m Hurdles, Men's 200m

Today's answer is
Beowulf

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Champions League, league phase. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Today's answer is
Indonesia

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The questions from 61 to 70 all start with "which periodical". All the answers are fictional magazines or newspapers.
Here we go.

Which periodical, was found under Adrian’s bed by his mother?

At the 2001 World Athletics Championships held in Edmonton, five countries won just a silver medal. No gold or bronze. Can you name them?
Clues: three countries in Europe, one in Africa, one in Asia. The three European countries all have the same last letter.
The athletes names: Aleksandr Averbukh, Virgilijus Alekna, Erki Nool, Stephanie Graf, Francoise Mbanga-Etone
Their events: Women's Triple Jump, Women's 800m, Men's Decathlon, Men's Discus, Men's Pole Vault

Champions League, league phase. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Welcome Georgy. Enjoy the quizzes, start one yourself if you like.

Today's answer is
Drumlin

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Monday night football. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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What was named after the Physician to Mark Antony’s son-in-law?

At the 2001 World Athletic Championships held in Edmonton, four countries won just a gold medal. No silver or bronze. First championships of the 21st century @TerryS .
Can you name them?
Clues: Two countries in Africa, one in the Caribbean, one in Europe.
The athletes names: Andre Bucher, Felix Sanchez, Amy Mbacke Thiam, Maria Mutola
Their events: Women's 800m, Women's 400m, Men's 400m Hurdles, Men's 800m

Today's answer is
Aled Jones

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Super Sunday. Get your predictions in by 4.00pm for the 4.30pm kick off.
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Today's answer is
British Thermal Unit

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