United Kingdom P Quiz

First broadcast in 1953 and presented by Richard Dimbleby, this current affairs programme still runs

This bear has his own statue in one of London's man railway stations

Part of the A4, it connects Trafalgar Square to St. James' Street

A Scottish city and its namesake in Western Australia

City in Devon, known for its Hoe

The backbone of England

A folly village in Wales, created to reflect and setting for "The Prisoner"

The boy who never grew up

Fishing village in Cornwall, with many venues owned by Rick Stein

Naval city in Hampshire, home to HMS Victory and overlooked by the Spinnaker tower

Norman Stanley Fletcher were the first 3 words to this sitcom

Cornish town where you might find some pirates

Found at the junction of Regent Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Haymarket, Coventry Street and Glasshouse Street

Reliant Regal slogan "New York - Paris - ??"

A National Park in Derbyshire,Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Staffordshire and parts of Yorkshire

Capital of Skye

Its coast is a National Park on the most westerly point of Wales

Cornish meal in one package

First appearing in 1662, this traditional puppet show was often to be found on the beach

Creator of Peter Rabbit and others