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This year's favorite news was voted the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - followed by the Lionesses winning the Euros football tournament
The Queen's Platinum Jubilee has been named the favorite news event of 2022 (
Image: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
Do you know what's happening this year in sports, politics, entertainment, celebrities and technology? to find out how much attention you paid in 2022.
It comes as Britain's favorite news moments of 2022 include the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, the Lionesses winning the Euro and the slap in the face of Will Smith and Chris Rock.
A study of 2,000 adults found that 20% became addicted to reading the constant concessions of prime ministers.
And 17% were shocked that the UK came second in the Eurovision Song Contest, while one in ten (11%) couldn't believe Matt Hancock had entered the jungle "I 'm a Celebrity".
Other high-profile moments include Liz Truss surviving a lettuce (20%), David Beckham queuing to see the Queen's coffin (17%), and the dog who made it to the post police after being spooked by fireworks (14%).
Research, commissioned by digital magazine and newspaper app Readly, which created the Readly Quiz of the Year 2022, found that nearly three-quarters of adults (71%) think 2022 has been a particularly memorable year in terms of news.< /p>
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Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images)Chris Couchman, Head of Content at Readly, said: "2022 has certainly been a year of ups and downs - with war, the Covid recovery, inflation and now strikes.
"We mourned some of the most popular characters in the country, while winning one of the best tournaments in the world.
“Concern over COVID-19 has been overtaken by the cost of living crisis.
"If we were told that we would see three prime ministers this year, and that our monarch's reign would also come to an end, you wouldn't believe it - but that doesn't sound new...
This year's favorite news was voted the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - followed by the Lionesses winning the Euros football tournament
The Queen's Platinum Jubilee has been named the favorite news event of 2022 (
Image: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
Do you know what's happening this year in sports, politics, entertainment, celebrities and technology? to find out how much attention you paid in 2022.
It comes as Britain's favorite news moments of 2022 include the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, the Lionesses winning the Euro and the slap in the face of Will Smith and Chris Rock.
A study of 2,000 adults found that 20% became addicted to reading the constant concessions of prime ministers.
And 17% were shocked that the UK came second in the Eurovision Song Contest, while one in ten (11%) couldn't believe Matt Hancock had entered the jungle "I 'm a Celebrity".
Other high-profile moments include Liz Truss surviving a lettuce (20%), David Beckham queuing to see the Queen's coffin (17%), and the dog who made it to the post police after being spooked by fireworks (14%).
Research, commissioned by digital magazine and newspaper app Readly, which created the Readly Quiz of the Year 2022, found that nearly three-quarters of adults (71%) think 2022 has been a particularly memorable year in terms of news.< /p>
Picture:
Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images)Chris Couchman, Head of Content at Readly, said: "2022 has certainly been a year of ups and downs - with war, the Covid recovery, inflation and now strikes.
"We mourned some of the most popular characters in the country, while winning one of the best tournaments in the world.
“Concern over COVID-19 has been overtaken by the cost of living crisis.
"If we were told that we would see three prime ministers this year, and that our monarch's reign would also come to an end, you wouldn't believe it - but that doesn't sound new...
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