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Round Britain Quiz 24 October 2011

Note: at 9:37, a song is removed due to copyright claim. The song is “Lucky Lips” Cliff Richard & The Shadows. Tom Sutcliffe chairs the weekly contest featuring six teams from around the UK who compete to unravel the programme's trademark convoluted questions. QUESTIONS IN THIS PROGRAMME: 1. How long is the stairway that takes you to meet someone better informed than he should be, shows you the view from the back of the house, giving you a fear of heights, at which point you meet the well-informed person all over again before going insane and finally ending up in your grave? 2. What would a philanthropist with an aversion to Mondays, the Goons' harmonica player, and all of the inhabitants of Arnhem, do to a horse? 3. (Music) How is this music connected with the father of quantum physics, a pioneer of movie make-up, and a computer-generated talk-show host - and why would you struggle to turn them up any louder? 4. (Music/voices) In what sense are all of these performers also producers? 5. From Rosy Daley: If one is together, two is apart, three is joined half way along, four goes forward, and five rejoins at the end - which art form results? 6. From Stuart Booth: Why might a type of measurement and an oddity of diet, when juxtaposed, become an omen of sorrow? 7. Why might a Brazilian supermodel, a melancholy engraver and Princess Ida's beloved collectively get the willies? 8. The chief purveyors of Kensington Gore, an old book on witchcraft, or the tool of Thor, could help your hearing. How? And what other items of ironmongery might you need? LAST WEEK'S TEASER QUESTION WAS: If you were using a trail through the woods, a child's toy, an explosion and some blondes and redheads, what might you be making? THIS WEEK'S TEASER QUESTION: From Andy Walker: Why would a badge of courage, a tropical fever and half of a rock band give you a winning combination?