Extremely Hard General Knowledge #20

Which African city did Mussolini refer to as 'The Little Rome' henceforth giving it it's nickname?

Which UK comedian was previously a doctor and was born as Matthew Keith Hall?

The Cheeky Girls are a singing duo consisting of identical twin sisters Gabriela and Monica Irimia both from which country?

Which boxer was nicknamed the 'Brown Bomber' and was the World Heavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949?

The piano gets it's name from what Italian term meaning 'soft-loud'?

Which Scotsman is largely credited with the invention of the pneumatic tire in the late 19th century?

What is the most-spoken language in Mumbai, spoken by approximately 45% of the population?

What was the title of the person who was British Prime Minister from 1895-1902?

Who had 3 UK Top 10's with 'Showing Out (Get Fresh at the Weekend)', 'F.L.M.' and 'Thats the Way it Is' and a UK Number 1 with 'Respectable' all in the 1980's?

In Golf, who won his first Masters Tournament in 2020 finishing on a course record score of 20 under par?

In what year was James Garfield assassinated?

Whose opera entitled 'La liberazione di Ruggiero' is the earliest known opera composed by a woman?

What is the name of the currency used in Venezuela?

Who is credited with first translating the Bible into English in the 14th Century?

In Tincture (colours and patterns used in Heraldry) what name is given to the colour blue?

Who wrote the book 'Fight Club' that was adapted in the 1999 David Fincher film of the same name?

At how many degrees under 0 are Fahrenheit and Celsius equal?

Frank Sinatra won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in which 1953 film?

In Egyptian mythology who was the god of vengeance?

What is the name of a Champagne bottle that holds 15 litres of alcohol?