With 10 fun questions, the pub quiz will get your brain cogs working and put your general knowledge skills to the test. Take the last quiz now here: Pub Quiz November 22: How smart are you? Take this IQ quizSo, if you think you have what it takes to be the pub quiz master, find out now and take our quiz. Keep an eye on the news and get ready for next week's pub quiz. The regular pub quizzes saw pub numbers rise from 30 teams a week to a peak of 10,000 teams.
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December 06, 2025 11:09 UTC
The Lake District has been voted the UK’s most romantic proposal spot, according to half of respondents (51%) - according to new data from Chef & Brewer. Liverpudlians seemingly are the biggest fans of The Lakes’ for romance, two-thirds (66%) said they would consider it the ultimate engagement backdrop. And one very famous scouser picked the Lakes for his proposal to ex-wife Heather Mills. The pair famously got engaged at the Sharrow Bay Hotel in 2001. They chose the Sharrow Bay Hotel on Ullswater, where Sir Paul proposed over lunch.
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December 06, 2025 11:04 UTC
Close Inside Fifa’s shambolic and shameful 2026 World Cup drawEngland and Scotland now know their full match schedules at the 2026 World Cup after yesterday’s long, chaotic and shameful draw ceremony in Washington DC. England are among the favourites to lift the trophy in New Jersey on 19 July, as Thomas Tuchel aims to do what Gareth Southgate couldn’t quite manage and claim glory in a major final. But there will be plenty of contenders next summer such as Spain, France, Germany, Brazil and reigning champions Argentina. Scotland, meanwhile, will be aiming to make a big impact at a first World Cup for 28 years. Follow reaction to the 2026 World Cup draw and the full match schedule reveal below:
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December 06, 2025 10:33 UTC
"This landmark action shows we are prepared to use every tool at our disposal to choke off funding for terrorism – wherever it occurs and whoever is responsible. The UK stands firmly with peaceful communities against those who promote violence and hatred," Lucy Rigby, UK's economic secretary, as cited by PTI. "We will not stand by while terrorists exploit Britain's financial system," she added.The sanctions prohibit all UK individuals and entities from handling any funds or assets linked to Rehal or Babbar Akali Lehar, and from providing them with financial services or support.The restrictions also apply to any organisations they own or control, unless permitted by an HM Treasury licence or other approved exemption. "Babbar Khalsa (which also uses the name Babbar Khalsa International) is a proscribed terrorist organisation. HM Treasury assesses Babbar Akali Lehar to be an “involved person” under the regulations,” said the UK government.
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December 06, 2025 06:58 UTC
Alta Badia is in the heart of the Dolomites Who will love it? Other recent (and less astronomically pricey) openings include Hotel Recort, which arrived in Colfosco last December. AdvertisementSuch is the demand for skiing in Alta Badia generally that short breaks here can be hard to find. We did once try Val Gardena” — the neighbouring resort — “but we weren’t keen and retreated to Alta Badia, which fewer Brits know. Hotel Recort has B&B doubles from £1,094 for three nights (hotelrecort.it).
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December 06, 2025 05:03 UTC
Live Eventsas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! "It seems to me that Mr Modi would benefit from having access to his previous handwritten notes," said Justice Tinkler. "It seems to me that we are very close to the point at which the absence of papers for Mr Modi would mean that he is not in a position to prepare for the trial in a way that means he can fairly present his case. "This trial will no longer be fair as Mr Modi is facing extremely difficult constraints in a small room with a shared desk and no IT facilities," said Kinman.Bank of India's barrister, Tom Beasley, argued against any further adjournment as he pointed to several delaying tactics by Modi and also to his pending extradition to India. He had since exhausted his legal avenues to contest the order, until recently, when his application to reopen his appeal was accepted in the UK and is set to be heard later this month.
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December 06, 2025 04:20 UTC
Master of Wine Jane Masters shared the glasses best suited to key moments up to and beyond December 25th to help the 47 per cent of consumers eager to hone their wine knowledge pre-Yuletide. Her pairing recommendations include a glass of Balfour’s ‘1503’ English sparkling rosé to enjoy while exchanging presents. The pairings follow research of 2,000 adults who celebrate Christmas commissioned by the wine retailer, which found 29 per cent find buying intimidating. “Whether you’re watching the King’s Speech or decorating the tree, there’s a wine to match with every occasion. “Majestic’s Store Sommeliers are always on hand to help customers find the perfect wines to enjoy with family and friends this Christmas.
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December 06, 2025 02:57 UTC
Oliver said it is “incredibly important” to return to the UK high street. Jamie’s Italian was first launched with his Italian mentor, chef Gennaro Contaldo, in Oxford in 2008, before expanding to around 40 sites. Jamie Oliver is relaunching his Jamie’s Italian restaurant brand in the UK (Jeff Moore/PA)Oliver said: “As a chef, having the chance to return to the high street is incredibly important to me. “A lot of time and energy has gone into evolving the Jamie’s Italian concept to make that vision a reality. “This marks an exciting new chapter for both Jamie’s Italian and Brava, and reflects our commitment to reimagining the high street with exceptional, modern hospitality.”
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December 06, 2025 01:00 UTC
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December 05, 2025 22:02 UTC
THE World Cup 2026 draw has been completed ahead of the tournament next summer. England have been drawn against Croatia, Panama and Ghana in Group L.Sign up for the newsletter Thank you! When will England play their World Cup 2026 games? June 17: Croatia in Dallas or TorontoJune 23: Ghana in Toronto or BostonJune 27: Panama in New York or PhiladelphiaWhen will Scotland play their World Cup 2026 games? June 13: Haiti in Boston or New YorkJune 19: Morocco in Boston or PhiladelphiaJune 24: Brazil in Atlanta or MiamiWhich stadiums will host matches during World Cup 2026?
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December 05, 2025 21:30 UTC
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December 05, 2025 21:27 UTC
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December 05, 2025 21:05 UTC
Close Inside Fifa’s shambolic and shameful 2026 World Cup drawEngland and Scotland will learn their full match schedule at the 2026 World Cup this afternoon after yesterday’s long, chaotic and shameful draw ceremony in Washington DC. While every country found out their group opponents in the draw, the exact time and venue of every match isn’t yet known, with the reveal slated for 5pm GMT today. But there will be plenty of contenders next summer such as Spain, France, Germany, Brazil and reigning champions Argentina. Scotland, meanwhile, will be aiming to make a big impact at a first World Cup for 28 years. Follow reaction to the 2026 World Cup draw and build-up to the full match schedule reveal below:
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December 05, 2025 21:03 UTC
The annual Parent Power Guide is widely acknowledged as "the most authoritative survey of the country’s top schools". The Sunday Times said: "Recognised as the definitive ranking of the UK’s top primary and secondary state and independent schools, this guide remains an essential resource for parents seeking the very best in education for their children." The guide includes a fully searchable national database featuring more than 2,000 schools, as well as an assessment of academic results on a school-by-school basis. Editor of The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide, Helen Davies, said: "The educational landscape is testing – budget challenges, rising student mental health issues, special educational needs and an increasingly uncertain future. "But there is also so much to celebrate from the dedication of teachers who are finding ever more innovative and impactful ways to enrich their students and give them the very best start in life.
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December 05, 2025 20:51 UTC
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