Comic Relief - Red Nose Day - Friday the Thirteenth

Friday the Thirteenth is not actually the unluckiest day of the year...and we've now had two in consecutive months. For me the thirteenth is usually a lucky day and, although I'm not superstitious, I'll keep my fingers crossed for some good fortune!!

It's also Red Nose Day here in the UK. Hopefully loads of money will be raised for good causes in Africa and in Britain.

Your Friday posers : -

1. Which Prime Minister, born today in 1764, has a tea named after him?
   
   
   
2. Science Fiction author L Ron Hubbard (right), who was born today in 1911, was the founder of which religion?
   
   
   
3. In which US city is the airport named after flying ace Edward "Butch" O’Hare (below) who was born today in 1914?

Yesterday's Answers: 1. "On the Road"; 2. The Libertines; 3. Franklin D Roosevelt

Comic Relief - Kilimanjaro Celebrity Climb

The nine celebrity climbers managed to reach the summit of Kilimanjaro and have raised £1.4 million for Comic Relief. This is a fantastic effort...well done to them all!

Your Sunday posers: -

1. The first licences to do what were issued to an Englishman and a Frenchwoman today in 1910?
   
   
2. Mickey Dolenz (right), who was born today in 1945, was a member of which 1960’s pop group?
   
   
3. Which British athlete was born today in 1942 and won the Women's 800 metres Gold Medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics?
   
   
4. What was the nickname of baseball legend Joe DiMaggio (below) who died today in 1999? Yesterday's Answers: 1. Sir Vivian Richards; 2. "The Constant Gardener"; 3. MacGregor