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Which of the following football clubs have their grounds furthest (as the crow flies) from Charing Cross, central London?

Fun Fact: Distances to and from London are all typically measured from Charing Cross, specifically the statue of Charles I - so whenever you see a sign saying "London X miles", it is specifically measuring to there!

The Hagia Sophia is a Late Antiquity era building designed by Greek architects Isidore of Miletus and Anthemius of Tralles at the order of Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. It started as a church, but by the 15th century its role shifted to that of a Mosque that is still active to this day, but where is it?

In which year did the UK ban smoking in most enclosed spaces?

The first and only Welsh person to hold the seat of Prime Minister, this Liberal Party politician would help to see the nation through some of its toughest times, holding office from 1916 to 1922. They started their political career in local politics, being a champion of Welsh devolution, the disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales, equality for labourers and tenant farmers as well as reform of land ownership. By 1890 they had earned their seat in parliament, with a narrow victory in Caernarvon Boroughs - a seat they would hold for an impressive 55 years. They would serve in Henry Campbell-Bannerman's cabinet, as well as serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer under H.H. Asquith. They believed in assisting those in need, and their financial reforms led to the basis of the modern welfare state in the National Insurance Act of 1911.

War would break out and they would focus on strengthening the nation's finances, as well as forging agreements with trade unions to keep the nation ticking in such a turbulent time. They became Secretary of State for War by 1916, but  H.H. Asquith's popularity waned due to difficulties in the war and he was forced to resign. This would lead to our subject taking the seat of Prime Minister, supported by both conservatives and some liberals. They instituted changes to combat shortages and worked to bring the then-divided command of the allied forces under one single command - the war effort would turn in their favour and by November the war would be over. They maintained popular support in the upcoming election held immediately following the war, but their troubles were far from over. Heading into a depression, alongside the Irish War of Independence leading to the Irish Free State of 1921. They still managed to institute some education and housing reforms and difficult times lead to their resignation - they would continue to lead a faction of the Liberals but would never see office again. They would eventually ascend to peerage, earning the titles Viscount Gwynedd, of Dwyfor in the County of Caernarvon, with the title Earl of Dwyfor handed down to their descendants in turn.

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