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A staple of Dorset folklore, this towering figure is said to be the outline drawing of its real-life counterpart, he is said to have come from Denmark leading an invasion over the seas before the locals killed him as he slept on the hillside. The depiction we most recognise today is believed to be ancient in origin but its written history only dates back to the 17th century. Regardless of how he came to be, it certainly is an iconic part of the local area and paints a very vivid picture of a naked, club-wielding behemoth roaming Dorset.

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Madonna concluded her Celebration tour with a free concert at Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. How many people attended?

Round 3 - Somethings Missing...

All of the following are stills from famous movies, but in each image something has been removed. All you need to do is tell us what it is!

Following the death of Edward the Confessor without an heir Harold Godwinson was named successor at the start of 1066 - but who would be king by the end of 1066?

This person dates far back into the history of England, back to a time of Roman rule on these isles. They were the partner of the then ruler over Iceni (modern-day Norfolk), who upon the ruler's death left their wealth to their daughters and emperor Nero, hoping to protect their family. This didn't pan out, with the Romans annexing their kingdom, humiliating their family and plundering the chief tribesmen. In response, this person raised a rebellion throughout East Anglia, burning Camlodunum (Colchester), Verulamium (St. Albans) and parts of Londinium (London) as well as many military posts - massacring some 70,000 Romans and their allies. Roman general Gaius Suetonius Paulinus was sent to meet the army at modern-day Fenny Stratford, he managed to regain the province and this person, in response to their defeat, either took poison or died of some illness shortly afterwards.

1. This nation has one of the lowest counts of insects and is essentially free of mosquitos
2. One of the oldest democracies in the world and home to Europe's first parliament
3. Roughly half of the nation's exports are fish
4. It is home to barely 400,000 people, with the majority residing within the capital
5. It is the smallest NATO member and has no standing army
6. One of the later large landmasses to be settled, it likely had a few Irish monks until its 'official' settlement by Vikings
7. The land was so isolated that its language has barely changed, and has many similarities to Old Norse
8. It is home to volcanos, glaciers, geysers, hot springs and black sand beaches
9. The island nation resides just outside the arctic circle
10. It is one of the best places to see the Northern Lights