Another batch of questions where (if you're very lucky) there will be no factual inaccuracies, typos or general ineptitude...

-1. Portmerion in North Wales was the setting for which 1960s cult TV series?
-2. Of the 11 founder members of OPEC, which was the only one from South America?
-3. Which novel by Dostoyevsky tells of a father murdered by one of his sons?
-4. Foggy Bottom is a neighbourhood in which U.S. city?
-5. In what town was William Shakespeare born?
-6. The carillon is an alternative name for which tuned percussion instrument?
-7. The small intestine is made up of the duodenum, the ileum and which other part?
-8. Which instrument is pitched an octave above the flute?
-9. Which drummer preceded Ringo Starr in The Beatles?
-10. In the 1984 Olympics 3000 metre race, whose chance of gold disappeared when she collided with Zola Budd?
-11. In geometry, which measure is 1/60th of a degree?
-12. Who is this?

3. The Brothers Karamazov

7. jejunum

Ah - the brothers Kalashnikov! Great start, ladies!

(Rubbish start, gentlemen...)

5. Stratford Upon Avon, England (I hope)

Bernie

It was ever so, Bernie!

12. Micky Dolenz

is what popped into my head.

Have another go, oldbroad - you're close!

8. piccolo

Perfect pitch, Cheryl!

12. Mike Nesmith ?

The very same, oldbroad!

I always did get those two mixed up

6. It's a bell tower isn't it?

1. I think it was The Prisoner.

It is flotsam, but it's also an alternative name for an instrment in the modern orchestra

Well recalled, Lady K!

9. Pete Best?

Spot-on, Fil!

10. Mary Decker ? (still trying to test my memory, not googled)

Bernie

That's her, Bernie!

11. a minute

6. Most likely the glockenspiel

They look good - just the two left now!

2 Venezuela
(I knew my international organisations unit at University would one day come in handy!!)

4. Washington DC