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[DTCwordfan]

The Weakest Link 'Strictly',  final two left - one Kelvin Fletcher as the respondent.

The question - 'Which city in Hampshire on the River Itchen was the capital of England?'

His answer. 'Wolverhampton'.....

Really??? Though I've always wondered why Winchester, Chester and York weren't early candidates for universities. But Wolverhampton????? tonyav, we need you for your insights.

[Peter Pedant]

wolverhampton now has a uni

Winchester was over-run with in-tourists today - queuing rouind the baptisery for acces to the cathedral (£1). Chapterhouse, side then

[Buenchico]

>>> "acces to the cathedral (£1)"

Ruddy 'eck!  That's cheap! Here in East Anglia, it costs a whopping £14 to get into Ely Cathedral!

[haras2]

Buen

Come to our beautiful St. Davids cathedral.

Free - but a polite suggesition of a fiver !

[barry1010]

St David's is a beautiful cathedral but I prefer St Govan's Chapel, a few miles away 🙂

[Cloverjo]

I would probably have guessed Portsmouth or Bournemouth. I know neither of them are cities, but under the time constraints, you just blurt out a vaguely possible answer. 

[jno]

"Contrary to popular belief, though, Winchester has never been a 'capital' of England, or even of Winchester".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester

- I can't quite parse the import of those last four words, mind