10 things we didn't know last week
1. Former UK Liberal Democrat party leader Lord Ashdown told his successor that he used to eat hedgehogs.
2. People drink beer more slowly from straight pint glasses than they do from curved ones.
3. Common People by Pulp may have been written about Danae Stratou, wife of Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis.
4. In the north-east of England, Conservative candidates used to wear red, Liberals blue and Labour green rosettes until the 1970s.
5. There were three "revolutions" in western pop music - in 1964, 1983 and 1991.
6. Gold-plated onion cells could be made into artificial muscles.
7. India is the fastest moving "continent" in history.
8. Millionaires' biggest regret is having made a mistake in a relationship with their family.
9. David Dimbleby eats bananas and smokes the odd cigar to stay alert during the UK election coverage. Jeremy Paxman opts for jelly babies.
10. The religious goods business in Italy is estimated to be worth about £3.4bn ($5.2bn) - more than the country earns from exporting wine.
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