-1. Which company introduced the Pentium microprocessor chip in 1993?
-2. Who created Olympic history with 5,000/10,000 metres doubles in 1972 and 1976?
-3 Who played Live Aid Wembley and Philadelphia on the same day way back in 1984?
-4. In Greek mythology, who was the Muse of comedy?
-5. Which American writer wrote about the UK in Notes from a Small Island?
-6. Which Simon and Garfunkel song did Bob Dylan include on his 1970 album Self Portrait?
-7. The statue Christ the Redeemer of the Andes stands on the border between Argentina and which other country?
-8. What is the name of a stadium in which cycle races take place?
-9. Traditionally, the ingredient of a haggis are enclosed in what?
-10. What town was the location for the gunfight at the OK Corral?
-11. Who created Tom and Jerry?
-12. Who is this?

9. A sheep's stomach.

4. Thalia

8. It's called a velodrome (or a place for silly people with nothing better to do to ride their bikes around).

Bernie

12. Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees

10. Tombstone, AZ

You're very cynical, Bernie!
Guess it was the teeth that gave it away, Marian

Remi, Lady K excellent calls!

Appropriately named, michele!

#1 Intel?

3. Phil Collins?

No need for the question marks, either of you!

11. I'm pretty sure it was Hanna and Barbera. So I won't add a question mark !!

7. Given it’s seemingly in the Andes I am guessing Chile

One pretty sure and one guess - cigars for both!

6. The Boxer

Certainly was, manxman!

2. Lasse Viren

5. Bill Bryson

The usual 100%, Koala!