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1. A real King documented by Shakespeare in the title of a play
2. A London Overground terminus not served at by another through TfL service that is in London.
3. A London Borough beginning with the letter B.
4. A song in Les Miserables with a character’s name in it.
5. A (now) London Underground line running in 1890 under its name at the time.
6. A station on the Northern line that isn’t a terminus that has more than two platforms served by the Northern line.
7. A deep level London Underground line that was in operation by London Undergound in 1990.
8. A English-speaking country that has a parkrun.
9. A subforum in the ‘Good Service’ section of the forum.
10. A positive prime number under 10

A Challenge wrote:This is the latest Rare Entries Quiz (number XVII) and will run until 06:59 (at least, until I lost the scores) on Wednesday 1st June.

5. A (now) London Underground line running in 1890 under its name at the time.

7. A deep level London Underground line that was in operation by London Underground.

A Challenge wrote:For number 7, I have updated the original post, but for number 5, I will do it here:

It means a line that is now operating under the 'banner' London Underground (one of the 11 lines) that was operating in 1890 under its name at the time. This doesn't include (then) main line railways.

• Which lines were operating in 1890?
• What were they called then?

A Challenge wrote: [*]A English-speaking country that has a Parkrun.

• The Orange One
• Tube Geek
• tractakid

Tube Geek wrote:What one has no one got right?

tractakid wrote:

Tube Geek wrote:What one has no one got right?

Stupid question.