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Mcr Warrior

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Lets try 77 years old.
Yes, as GRALISTAIR has already confirmed.

One thing that was something of a surprise when researching this question was that the Duke of Windsor/Edward VIII was almost two years older than Wallis Simpson.

@444045, you are now the reigning Quizmaster.
 

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Thank you.

Can you name the tv series from the fictional village/town they are set in please ?

1/ Aidensfield.
2/ Hartley
3/ Newtown
4/ Kembleford
5/ Kingsmarkham
6/ Canley
7/ Denton
8/ Cabot Cove
9/ St Mary Mead
10/ Wyvern
 

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4 Father Brown
2 Oh Mr Beeching
8 Murder she wrote
5 Inspector Wexford
 

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Would that be Casualty?
Yes you are correct, both Holby & Casualty are set in Wyvern.

I am looking for another programme also set in Wyvern that was also a spin off but this one was in the 60/70's
and was police based.
 

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How about Softly Softly Task Force?

(I also thought Holby City was based in ...... err, Holby City)
 

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How about Softly Softly Task Force?

(I also thought Holby City was based in ...... err, Holby City)
You are correct with Softly Softly Task Force. Holby is based in the district of Wyvern. Holby is in a fictional city, hence the hospital name.
 

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All the answers are in now, thank you to all those who took part. I am pleased to announce that @MotCO is the winner
with most correct answers, the floor is all yours.......
 

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Thank you.

What connects the following songs:

  • Flowers in the Rain sung by The Move
  • The Sound Of Music sung by Julie Andrews
  • Bridge over Troubled Water sung by Simon and Garfunkel
  • Not Fade away by The Rolling Stones
  • Changes sung by Gavin James
 

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Are they songs 1st aired on radio stations as Flowers in the rain by The Move was 1st on Radio 1 in 1967,

so was The Sound of Music the 1st on Radio 2 by any chance. Not sure which radio stations the others were 1st though.
 

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