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Thursday news quiz: Channel skirmishes, stolen mopeds and...
https://www.theguardian.com/profile/martin-belam · 2026-06-18 · via The Guardian

Sparks have announced a new live album, which they claim was recorded on the moon. That somewhat ups the ante for other acts. Maybe Harry Styles will have to go to Mars for his next residency? Or Taylor Swift tour the asteroid belt? Regardless of all that, a lot of people have expressed the opinion that the Thursday news quiz reminds them of Uranus. Fifteen questions await you on topical news, general knowledge and pub culture. There are no prizes, but let us know how you get on in the comments. Allons-y!

The Thursday news quiz, No 252

  1. 1.What are the names of the vessels that had a contretemps in the Channel/La Manche (rayer la mention inutile) this week?Boats on the English Channel
  2. 2.Swiss voters (pictured) rejected a referendum proposal to cap the population at what?An aerial shot in Switzerland, with thousands of people crossing a bridge
  3. 3.Lovely Rosamund Pike keeps getting into the quiz because things keep disrupting her performances at the theatre. What happened this time?Rosamund Pike
  4. 4.Lovely Lewis Hamilton drove his car (not pictured) around in circles faster than anybody else drove their car around in circles, and so won his first F1 Grand Prix for donkey's years. Where?The Doctor's car Bessie
  5. 5.A moped stolen in 1984 – possibly by a racoon (pictured), it hasn't been ruled out – has been traced and returned to its rightful owner after four decades. Where?A racoon with its paws in the air
  6. 6.Which brand has had to apologise after the rotters appear to have featured a Japanese drum at a Chinese yoga festival?A silhouette of a woman doing yoga at sunset
  7. 7.This week's guest canine is Fred, who the quiz master met at Ye Olde Rose and Crown, but who wouldn't look at the camera. Tell Fred who has been recently appointed the Cameron Mackintosh visiting professor of contemporary theatre at St Catherine’s College, Oxford?Fred at Ye Olde Rose and Crown – not looking at the camera
  8. 8.Which Radio 4 programme is being axed after 50 years?1980s style portable cassette player radio
  9. 9.The artist JR has turned which famous Paris bridge (not pictured – that's the Eiffel Tower, obviously) into a cave-like installation?Paris
  10. 10.It is Alison Moyet's birthday today! Happy birthday, Alison! Yazoo! Where does she come from?Alison Moyet
  11. 11.Who rocked the Fifa World Cup world by being the tiny nation who drew 0-0 with Spain this week?World Cup trophy
  12. 12.A guest feline (not pictured) stole the scene at the performance by the Imperial Russian Ballet Company in Izmir, Turkey. Which ballet were they putting on?Ballet shoes
  13. 13.CBS has reached an agreement over Stephen Colbert’s use of which music on his final The Late Show?Stephen Colbert
  14. 14.On this day with Brian May! And his badger! 18 June is the anniversary of a woman being fined $100 for attempting to vote in the 1872 US presidential election. The Thursday quiz imagines Queen's legendary guitarist wants you to tell him – and his badger – who … Queen guitarist Brian May and Bill the Badger
  15. 15.Investigators in Japan (pictured – the country, not the investigators) have raided six companies accusing them of being a cartel conspiring to fix the price of what?Mount Fuji behind cherry trees

If you really do think there has been an egregious error in one of the questions or answers – and can show your working and are absolutely 100% positive you aren’t attempting to factcheck a joke – you can complain about it in the comments below. Why not watch Whippings And Apologies (Live On The Moon) by Sparks instead?

Whippings And Apologies (Live On The Moon) by Sparks