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July 2003 saw the first full series of ‘Mastermind’ in six years, with a new Question Master, John Humphrys, best known as presenter of Radio Four’s 'Today' programme. Part 1 of the consultation covers a range of topics, including the scope of the Light Touch Regime for social and health services, the definition of a “central government authority”, and the disapplication of the new Act to clinical health services (which will instead fall under the new Provider Selection Regime). Each contender is quizzed firstly for two minutes on the Specialist Subject of their choice, and then - in Round Two - a further two minutes and thirty seconds on their General Knowledge. Sally Magnusson presented the trophy to the next series winner, David Clark, while also paying tribute to her father and his legacy to the show. As the camera panned out it became evident that the chair itself was on a platter, slowly turning in a giant microwave oven.

Instead, his easy intellect and unpreposessing grasp of trivia allowed viewers to enjoy the cleverness of others. The BBC's satirical current affairs quiz show Have I Got News for You has parodied the show several times, by turning the lights down – except for spotlights above select chairs – and playing the theme tune, before subjecting at least one of the panel to some rigorous questioning.

ZX Computing also reviewed both games and the computer's ability to recognise key words in the answers was praised but the loading times in a four-player game were criticized as too long. I believe that once you have experienced the magic of NLP, you’ll want to do the whole course but I understand it’s a big commitment of time and money and you want to be certain that it’s for you. Myrie’s father and mother, both from Jamaica, were respectively a factory worker and a seamstress who worked for Mary Quant. Fulcher chooses ' Anglo-Saxon architecture', though displays no knowledge of the subject and makes up answers such as "Toto from The Wizard of Oz" and " Elvis", and scoring no points. The show was hosted by former journalist Magnus Magnusson, a formidable Scot of Icelandic parentage who was billed as the show’s “Interrogator”.

Most memorable event from a life in broadcasting that has involved reporting from Timor-Leste, Kosovo, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen and Bangladesh?If you want to understand who we are as a nation and a people, and you want to understand what is going on in the world, come to BBC News. Later, it was recorded in Manchester at studios such as New Broadcasting House and Granada Studios, before moving to dock10 studios in 2011. Mastermind is back this September in a new series that marks 50 years of the nation’s sharpest minds competing in a tournament for the ultimate quizzing honour of being crowned Mastermind Champion.

I suggest that the home secretary saying it was OK to boo players taking the knee might not have helped. He gets to reveal a little more of himself when he does The Papers (that was when he made the Fury comment; we will come to that), or goes on Have I Got News for You or Celebrity Antiques Roadtrip.He was Lord Rector of Edinburgh University from 1975 to 1978 and in 2002 he became Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University. Magnusson made cameo appearances as himself, hosting Mastermind in Morecambe and Wise as well as the children's series Dizzy Heights and as Magnus Magnesium in The Goodies episode " Frankenfido". If you would like to respond to the consultations the window is open until 28 July for Part 1, and 25 August for Part 2. Home Computing Weekly reviewed both games and gave them two out of five stars and said: "I have no doubt that someone, somewhere, will find these two programs of use. Occasionally someone can’t get the support they need from their employer but most people who come to a Taster Day are keen to do more.