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Where are the UK's Crown Jewels kept?
Answer: Tower of London
Why: Among them is the Sovereign's Sceptre, set with Cullinan I, the world's largest colorless cut diamond.
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When did the world's first underground railway open?
Answer: 1863
Why: Opening-day trains ran from Paddington to Farringdon, pulled through the tunnels by steam engines.
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Where is the world's shortest scheduled passenger flight?
Answer: Orkney
Why: Flights between Westray and Papa Westray are scheduled to last about 90 seconds.
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What is Scotland's largest city?
Answer: Glasgow
Why: In Victorian times Glasgow was known as the 'Second City of the British Empire'.
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What has Big Ben's tower officially been called since 2012?
Answer: Elizabeth Tower
Why: The name Big Ben properly belongs to the 13.7-tonne Great Bell that strikes the hours inside.
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When did Cardiff become the capital of Wales?
Answer: 1955
Why: Only fifty years earlier, in 1905, Cardiff had been made a city.
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