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Friday, January 16, 1998 Published at 20:57 GMT
Special Report
None of the answers is a pig
![image: [ No place for Butch - or is it Sundance - on this page ]](/olmedia/45000/images/_48063_pigs.jpg)
No place for Butch - or is it Sundance - on this page
Just for fun - test your knowledge of the some of the stories this week that made BBC News Online. One hint - none of the questions refers to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Pig.
Who claims that switching the light on can guarantee a good kip?
For the answer, click
here
Who found their 20% price cut described as "absolutely appalling?"
For the answer, click
here
Who said "welfare is a dead end?"
For the answer, click
here
Who brought streets in central London to a standstill even though he died 25 years ago?
For the answer, click
here
Why are government secrets thought to be in danger from high-tech spies?
For the answer, click
here
Who brought down the curtain on manufacturing to safeguard 700 jobs?
For the answer, click
here
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