What is the name of the river that flows through the heart of London?

Hadrian's Wall a famous Roman defensive structure stretches across which part of the UK?

The Scottish Highlands are home to Loch Ness. What is a loch?

Stonehenge the prehistoric monument of standing stones is located on which English plain?

Which English city was home to the Lunar Society the 18th-century intellectual club that included James Watt and Matthew Boulton and helped spark the Industrial Revolution?

Which Scottish city is known as the Athens of the North for its Neoclassical architecture and intellectual heritage?

The Giant's Causeway a UNESCO World Heritage Site made of hexagonal basalt columns is located in which part of the UK?

The UK voted to leave the European Union in which year?

The Pennines a range of hills often called the backbone of England run through which part of the country?

Big Ben is actually the name of the bell inside the clock tower at the Palace of Westminster. What is the official name of the tower itself?

The Lake District in northwest England is famous for inspiring which Romantic poet who wrote about daffodils?

Which Welsh city is the capital of Wales?

The FA Cup the oldest football cup competition in the world was first held in which year?

Buckingham Palace the official London residence of the British monarch has approximately how many rooms?

The Blarney Stone a block of limestone at Blarney Castle is located in which country?

Which famous English physicist developed the laws of motion and universal gravitation?

The Beatles the most successful band in history were from which English city?

The Cotswolds an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty famous for its honey-coloured stone villages is located in which part of England?

Which English playwright wrote Hamlet Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet?

The English Channel at its narrowest point separates England from France by approximately how many miles?