In a week when Portugal was demoted to the amber list leaving thousands of British holidaymakers in limbo, the UK recorded zero COVID deaths for the first time in 453 days, the RICS’ COO resigned, Donald Trump’s communication platform was permanently shut down just a month after its launch and a former GB Olympic silver medal winning gymnast won a dancing TV programme dressed as a car wash, The Weekly has again done its upmost to condense the news from the last seven days into five short quiz questions to brighten your Sunday morning.
This week sees the publication of our Annual World Cities and UK Key Cities Indexes. Although, necessarily, they adopt different criteria, both indexes aim to identify the most secure destinations for long-term investment.
As we collectively savour the gradual return to normality (and the opportunity to sit "inside" the pub during a 50mph gale rather than the pub garden), The Weekly has been monitoring the news feeds from the world of business, politics and travel. Here are a few Sunday morning teasers to see if you've been keeping your finger on the pulse.
In a week where tensions between Israel and Palestine have taken centre stage, former Prime Minister David Cameron was grilled by two House of Commons select committees over his lobbying on behalf of collapsed financing firm Greensill Capital and Richard Bland won his first European Golf Tour Title at his 478th attempt, The Weekly has again done its upmost to condense the news from the last seven days into five short quiz questions to brighten your Sunday morning.
In a week where voters across the country made their way to polling stations on 'Super Thursday', an eighteen tonne Chinese rocket descended uncontrollably into the Earth's atmosphere and Warren Gatland named his 2021 British & Irish Lions squad, The Weekly has done its upmost to condense the news from the last seven days into five short quiz questions to brighten your Sunday morning. Good luck!
