Subjects include Asterix, the periodic table, Nick Hornby novels and Richard Feynman.

Subjects include Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads and Steve Ovett.

Subjects include Charles Laughton, the de Havilland Mosquito and the Punisher Max series.

Subjects include Steve Jobs, Farscape, the history of Hungary and black metal music.

Subjects include Andy Warhol, Septimus Severus, Nicholas Hawksmoor and the X-Files.

Subjects include Eric Clapton, Tintin and the life and broadway stories of Damon Runyon.

Subjects include David Bowie, Edvard Munch and postwar British motorcycles.

The subjects are EastEnders, Puccini, Bill Shankly and the Battle of Trafalgar.

Subjects include islands of Scotland, Laurie Lee and the films of David Fincher.

Subjects include Hans Christian Andersen, the Russian Civil War and Ipswich Town FC.

Subjects include David Niven, the Soviet space programme and the human body.

Subjects include the films of Ewan McGregor and British race courses.

Subjects include Kurt Cobain, Empress Elisabeth of Austria and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Subjects tonight are Queen, Dame Laura Knight, Anita Roddick and Don Revie.

The subjects are Bath, The Faces, Sophie Scholl and the White Rose and Ayrton Senna.

The subjects include Formula One Grand Prix circuits and Oliver Cromwell.

The subjects include Nick Drake, Emil Zatopek and Band of Brothers.

Subjects include the films of Peter Sellers and astronomy.

Subjects are Coen brothers films, Tom Waits, Transatlantic Liners and Flanders and Swann.

Subjects include James Bond films and Alexander McCall Smith's 44 Scotland Street novels.

The subjects are REM, Harry S Truman, the World Cup and the drama series Borgen.

Subjects include Wilfred Owen, Sir Michael Caine, Mad Men and the rock band Faith No More.

The subjects include Benny Hill, the Mitford sisters and Marcus Tullius Cicero.

Subjects include beekeeping and the Royal Navy in the Second World War.

Subjects are rock band Yes, Ernest Rutherford, the films of Werner Herzog and MC Escher.