civilised

Thanks for that On a sort of similar topic:- Since William the Conqueror (William I) virtually all English/British kings have a regnal number – Henry IV, George V, etc. Who are the only two kings who do not have anyone named after them and so have no regnal numbers?

They were both called Matilda ?

So, where were we ?

DING to you

hats a DING for you Thanks for that ! In the 2001 film ‘Conspiracy’, based on what happened at the Wannsee Conference, who took the role of Reinhard Heydrich?

Wannsee

Right on all counts - DING!

The murder didn't become famous until Capote wrote about it - it wasn't the Black Dahlia and not in California - sorry.

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Thanks Truman Capote wrote a very famous true crime book based on a 1959 murder. In which US state did this murder take place ?

Truman Capote

Percival Lovell

Is he related to Cervical Collar ?

neh, all yours.In that case, a German link: How old was Prince Albert when he died? 43?

I think it has to be TheOldfields, as the question did ask for both intials. So - DING to TheOldfields.

Thanks for the ding. In the name of the comic author P G Wodehouse - (creator of Jeeves, amongst others) - what does P G stand for ?

The number 13 ? And I'm impressed by your spelling skills

Exactly - that's a DING for Beach_hut.

What descending sequence is represented by the initial letters D M E V B ? You could find it in Whitaker's Alamanack (definitely) or Pears Cyclopaedia (I think)

that will be the ding for Civilised Thanks ! What descending sequence is represented by the initial letters D M E V B ?

Zanzibar ?

The man who owns the fish ?

Weston super Mare ?

Elephant ?

Is it something to do with having allegiance to someone outside the kingdom (speaking as someone currently trying to keep pace with The Tudors)