"1 Badminton shuttlecock. 2 Ozone layer. 3 George (Enid Blyton books). 4 Rugby. 5 Celine Dion. 6 Cairngorms. 7 Elephants (male). 8 Martin Luther. 9 New Unesco world heritage sites in 2025. 10 Women in main narrative of the Bayeux tapestry. 11 Reservoirs in or supplying London. 12 Prison islands/penal colonies: France; French Guiana; United States; South Africa; Russia. 13 Foss: Foss river; Fossa; Fosse Way; Bob Fosse. 14 Mythological birds: Egyptian; Roman; Hindu; Norse; Jewish. 15 Cosmetics brands founded by singers/celebs: Rihanna; Lady Gaga; Harry Styles; Selena Gomez; Ariana Grande."
"1 Which sporting projectile has been recorded at 351mph? 2 Which part of the atmosphere is named after an allotrope of oxygen? 3 What name is shared by members of the Famous Five and Secret Seven? 4 Which M6 service station invites visitors to scrum on in? 5 Whose D'eux is the bestselling French language album ever? 6 Ben Macdui is the highest peak in which national park? 7 Which animals have aggressive episodes known as musth?"
The sporting projectile recorded at 351mph is the badminton shuttlecock. The ozone layer is named after an allotrope of oxygen. 'George' is the shared name among members of Enid Blyton's Famous Five and Secret Seven. A rugby-themed M6 service station invites visitors to 'scrum on in.' Céline Dion's D'eux is the bestselling French-language album. Ben Macdui is the highest peak in the Cairngorms. Male elephants experience musth. Martin Luther wrote Against the Murderous, Thieving Hordes of Peasants in 1525. Linked answers further identify new UNESCO world heritage sites, women in the Bayeux tapestry, London reservoirs, prison islands, 'Foss' name links, mythological birds, and celebrity-founded cosmetics brands.
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