Friday Quiz - 16/3/18

Explanation
Including Stoke, these are the five oldest clubs in England, founded on the following dates:
Notts County - 1862
Stoke City - 1863
Nottingham Forest - 1865
Sheffield Wednesday - 1867
Reading - 1871

Explanation
The Beatles (and therefore Sir Paul McCartney) had 5 songs in total banned by the BBC - "Come Together", "A Day in the Life", "I am the Walrus"," Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "Back in the USSR".

Sir Elton John had 2 songs banned - "Act of War" and "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" - both of which were banned at the outbreak of the first Gulf War.

Sir Cliff Richard and Sir Noel Coward only had 1 banned song each - "High Class Baby" and "Don't Let's be Beastly to the German's" respectively.

Explanation
Income tax makes up 25% of tax revenues, National Insurance contributes 19%, VAT 18% and corporation tax just 8%.

Whilst Anchor is exempt from Corporation Tax because it's a charity, we still contribute plenty to the treasury through National Insurance and VAT, and many of our employees pay income tax.

Explanation
A Long Range Acoustic Device, or LRAD, is a crowd-control and hailing device developed by American Technology Corporation. The device was originally intended to be used by American warships to warn incoming vessels approaching without permission, but has now diversified as a more general-use weapon in America's non-lethal force arsenal. It is regularly used to repel pirates.