For the next few weeks, you could win a copy of Al Murray's Pub Quiz boardgame by simply answering The Guv's question below.
There'll be a different question Monday - Friday until December 16th, so keep checking back for more chances to win.
This competition has now closed and all winners will receive their prizes via post
Previous Answers & Winners
December 16th - Q: Which Scottish team’s famous victory prompted the headline “Super Caley Go Ballistic, Celtic Are Atrocious? A: Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Winner: Sarah Jane Penfold
December 15th - Q: Which Australian batsman was run out by Andrew Flintoff in his last ever test for England? A: Ricky Ponting
Winner: Stephen Reid
December 14th - Q: in Darts how many points do you get for a double top? A: 40
Winner: Edward Brown
December 13th - Q: Which English football league team has the shortest name, at just four letters long (not including FC)? A: Bury
Winner: Tinothy Wharton
December 12th - Q: Name the film about Olympic Athletes Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams? A: Chariots of Fire
Winner: Karen Prentice
December 9th - Q: Which role has been played by both Alec Guinness and Ewan MacGregor? A: Obi Wan Kenobi
Winner: Glen Sutherland
December 8th - Q: Which pop soul boy band of the noughties had members called Simon, Duncan, Anthony and Lee? A: Blue
Winner: Michelle Stanmore
December 7th - Q: In what year did UB40 release the single ‘Rat in mi Kitchen’? A: 1986
Winner: Julie Hatton
December 6th - Q: In which year did the Great Fire of London occur? A: 1666
Winner: David Coombes
December 5th - Q: Which is the UK’s smallest city? A: St David’s in Wales
Winner: Ian Davidson
December 2nd - Q: Some people see the glass as half full. Others see it as half empty. But what is a quarter of a pint also known as? A: A noggin
Winner: Paula Isaacs
December 1st - Q: How many women (to date) have driven in Formula One? A: 5
Winner: Paul Musson
Added on 01 Dec 2011