Each week, a different guest quizmaster sets five questions per day, Monday to Friday. Send us your answers to all 25 questions at the end of the week and the first correct entry out of the hat will win a £100 electronic gift card from Borders (www.bordersstores.co.uk).
B1 Which of the following is true of the Human Rights Act 1998?
a) It preserves parliamentary sovereignty
b) It was imposed on Britain by Brussels
c) It allows travellers immunity from planning law
d) It allows judges to overturn acts of parliament
B2 Who supported the passage of the Human Rights bill in his maiden speech in parliament?
a) Lembit Opik
b) Dominic Grieve
c) Douglas Alexander
d) Martin Bell
B3 Which of the following is not to be found in the Human Rights Act?
a) The right to a fair trial
b) The right to respect for your private and family life
c) Freedom of expression
d) The right to a minimum wage
B4 Which of the following rights and freedoms are absolute and allow no interference in the public interest?
a) The right to respect for your private and family life
b) Freedom of expression
c) The right not to be tortured
d) All of the above
B5 Who of the following was an enthusiastic instigator of the European convention on human rights?
a) Stafford Cripps
b) Clement Atlee
c) Winston Churchill
d) All of the above
· Entries must reach Prize Quiz, The Guardian, 119 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3ER by Wednesday April 6. The winner will be notified on April 8. One entry per person. No purchase necessary. The daily online news quiz is at: theguardian.com/quiz
