10 things we didn't know last week
16:02 UK time, Friday, 8 February 2013
Snippets from the week's news, sliced, diced and processed for your convenience.
1. Cockroaches groom themselves to improve their sense of smell.
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2. Hartlepool United has players called Hartley and Poole.
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3. Students can be awarded a £9,000 university bursary for being related to a grocer or a travelling salesman.
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4. It took Education Secretary Michael Gove seven attempts to pass his driving test.
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5. MPs drink more French wine than any other variety.
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6. Housing in the borough of Elmbridge in Surrey is worth more than all the property in Glasgow.
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7. Senior managers at Lego have to sit social media exams.
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8. Kasabian's tour bus always contains a variety pack of Walkers crisps.
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9. Wines with animals on the label are known as "critter wines" in the US.
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10. Female hawksbill turtles can store sperm for 75 days.
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