Caroline Hughes was a Havenite citizen and an officer of the Republic of Haven Navy. Holding the rank of Captain, she was in command of the superdreadnought RHNS Majestic, Admiral Tourville's flag captain in the Second Fleet. (HH10)
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| - Caroline Hughes was a Havenite citizen and an officer of the Republic of Haven Navy. Holding the rank of Captain, she was in command of the superdreadnought RHNS Majestic, Admiral Tourville's flag captain in the Second Fleet. (HH10)
- Caroline Hughes, a commercial administrator from Staffordshire won £32,000 on October 30th, 2000 after getting her £64,000 question incorrect.
- Caroline Hughes (born 2003) was a friend and classmate of Prue Halliwell and Keely Hendrix.
- Caroline Hughes is the party leader in the Assembly.
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- Kangaroo
- Twelve
- For Your Eyes Only
- Chimpanzee
- Ice cream
- Frank Dobson
- Hanover - 43%
- Love letters
- Scale of the fish
- Screws
- Showjumping
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- £16,000 - Not Timed
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- £64,000 - Not Timed
- £8,000 - Not Timed
- Fastest Finger First
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| - Caroline didn't have a clue, so she phoned her friend Steve, who said he was 100% sure that it was C: Live And Let Die. Caroline went with this answer and won £16,000.
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| - Archery
- Poems
- Free
- Lion
- Rabbit
- Zero
- You Only Live Twice
- Gravy
- Envelopes
- Hide of the cow
- Jack Cunningham
- Windsor - 25%
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- 'Phone-A-Friend' lifeline used
- Who is the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland?
- To which royal house did Queen Victoria belong?
- What are traditionally written in a ledger?
- Which animal denotes a zoo on a British road sign?
- Which of these foods is often served in a cone?
- Paul McCartney wrote the theme song for which James Bond film?
- What everyday articles are graded on a 'B' and an 'H' scale?
- Which of these cannot be represented in Roman numerals?
- Put these words in the order they were heard in a famous song at the Last Night of the Proms.
- Which of these animals has a pouch to carry its young?
- Which expression means an alcoholic drink taken to cure a hangover?
- With which sport is Steve Redgrave most associated?
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- Elephant
- Mother
- Rowing
- Diamonds Are Forever
- Appointments
- Bubble and squeak
- Feather of the bird
- Light bulbs
- One million
- Peter Mandelson
- Tudor - 27%
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