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Competition |
The second week of the competition saw the broadcast of the Channel 4 TV reconstruction of the McLibel trial which resulted in a massive increase in UK visitors to the site. A far larger percentage of the answers were correct than in the first week.
The winners are; Siamak Alimi (UK), Bill Best (USA?), Scott L Jacobsen (Canada), David Hardman (UK), Robert G. Cooke (Canada) Honorary mentions (but no prize) go to; Paul-Jan Kolk (Holland), Ian Vaudrey (UK), Alex Stone (UK), Neil Sehgal (USA) and Lily Phan (Canada). |
1. Who is representing the defendants (Helen Steel and Dave Morris) in the trial that Michael Mansfield QC described as
"the trial of the century"?
B: Helen Steel and Dave Morris.
B: Helen Steel and Dave Morris. C: Richard Rampton QC. D: Hamburglar and Grimace. |
2. Who plays Dave Morris in Dennis Woolfs epic courtroom reconstruction of the McLibel trial?
D: Peter- Hugo Daly
B: Clive Merrision C: Malcolm Sinclair D: Peter- Hugo Daly |
3. Seven years after the libel writs were served the case will finally be judged by;
B: Mr Justice Bell.
B: Mr Justice Bell (the judge on his first libel trial). C: The public at large. D: The world's media. |
4. The court heard that McKey Foods Ltd. (McDonald's UK hamburger supplier) had calculated that McDonald's used
beef from;
C: one in twelve of all cattle slaughtered in the UK.
B: cows that had died in their sleep of old age. C: one in twelve of all cattle slaughtered in the UK. D: pigs kept in dry sow stalls. |
5. In 1982, how many people were affected by the E.coli food poisoning outbreak in Oregon and Michigan USA, for which McDonald's has admitted responsibility?
D: at least forty seven.
B: Between 1500-2750. C: None. McDonald's food is aways properly cooked. D: at least forty seven. |
Tie-breaker. Best, worst and most bizarre examples given below |