The Fabulous Baker Boys (and Girls) Quiz

Answer: You're the One That I Want

To our shame, the song reached number 22 on the UK Singles Chart and the pair appeared on the pop music programme 'Top of the Pops'. Hylda was aged 73 at the time and the record was released soon after the Olivia Newton-John/John Travolta version, which was rather more successful.

Answer: Clothing

The firm was started in Glasgow in 1987 by Ray Kelvin. It has grown to become an internationally known brand. The company has extended its activities and also has offered fragrance, designer spectacles and cosmetics. Clothing, however, has remained its priority.

Answer: Colin

Tom Baker played the part from 1974-1981 and Colin Baker from 1984-1986. The series originally began in 1963 with William Hartnell in the title role. The Doctor never dies, but morphs into a new version of himself.

Answer: Mezzo soprano

Janet Baker was created a Dame of the British Empire in 1976. Her final operatic appearance was in 1982, just before her 49th birthday. Mezzo soprano falls between soprano and contralto, and treble is used only for children.

Answer: Wales

Stanley Baker was born into a mining family in 1928 and was a childhood friend of Richard Burton. His main film career was in the 1950s and 1960s and he appeared in 'The Cruel Sea', 'Zulu' and 'The Sands of the Kalahari' amongst others. He died from cancer in 1976. He was awarded a knighthood but was too ill to attend the ceremony, so cannot be referred to as 'Sir Stanley Baker'.

Answer: Carroll

The film also starred Karl Malden and Eli Wallach and was widely condemned for its sexual themes. The screenplay was written by Tennessee Williams and the film was directed by Elia Kazan.

Answer: Trumpet

Chet Baker was born in Oklahoma in 1929 and died in 1988 in Amsterdam. His career was marred by drug addiction, which may have contributed to his death in a fall. He also sang and recorded music playing the flugelhorn.

Answer: George H .W. Bush

James Baker was Secretary of State from 1989-1992. He then became the White House Chief of Staff under President Bush from 1992-1993 having performed the same role for Ronald Reagan between 1981 and 1985. Baker also served as Secretary of the Treasury for President Reagan from 1985-1988.

Answer: France

Josephine Baker had the misfortune to live at a time when black people were not treated as equals in the United States. She made her name in Paris during the 1920s, but even though she was a major star in Europe, an appearance in America in 1936 was blighted by racism.

It wasn't until 1973, when she performed at Carnegie Hall, that she was widely appreciated in her homeland. She died in Paris in 1975.

Answer: Open

Baker Finch won at Royal Birkdale. The burden of being champion was too much for him and his game collapsed spectacularly. He has continued to play golf since then and has a range of golfing clothing bearing his name.