It's another Friday, so another session of fact based fun is upon us.

This week, Gill & Pete provide more answers on a podcast to the questions you never asked such as:

Is it possible to survive a plane crash and 11 days in the jungle?

What could you spend $5 dollars on that is better than juice?

Exactly how many porpoises does a medieval Glastonbury really need?

What does it really mean if a king shaves off his beard when he wasn't supposed to?

And finally of course...

If a Princess asks you to wrestle, does she want a husband or does she just want your horse?

All these questions and more are dealt with this week and don't say we don't handle the pressing issues of the day...

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It's the middle Friday of Wimbledon and in recognition of this, Gill and Pete are looking into all things Wimbledon and tennis. From it's mysterious beginnings and debatable scoring origins to the downright spooky alleged hauntings of the historic site.

Gill shares some statistics and facts but also shares her insight from the ground itself as she is the roving reporter... well, she just happens to be working on the TV coverage of the Championships so she shares some insider knowledge in the form of voice notes!

Pete also shares a family connection with the finest tennis tournament on the planet and tells us how a family friend 'may' have been called a "disgrace to mankind" by the one and only John McEnroe!

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Facts The Way I Like It! is back again with Gill and Pete sharing more crazy stories and facts from all over the Factiverse. If that's a thing.

This week they pose such questions as:

Are Octopuses actually Aliens?

Can you solve a murder 700 years after it happened? and

How do you make the sound of a decapitation without actually chopping someone's head off?

This week Gill and Pete answer these questions and also look at a curious tiny statue in the City of London, How Banks got their names... We don't mean Natwest or Barclays... but literally the word 'bank' coming from Italian!

And Pete counts down the 5 biggest pyramids in the world, and Gill is frankly livid about the entrant in top spot.... and not because it isn't the famous Pyramids Shopping Centre in Birkenhead town centre.

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Facts The Way I Like It! is written and presented by Gill Smith & Pete Moor.

Subjects & Research by Gill Smith & Pete Moor.

Sound, Editing & Music by Pete Moor.

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