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Two Eds - the stuff of nightmares!

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So, we're in full swing with League 4 of the Ed to Head Challenge.

Our league openers, The Swadlincote Fire Flies managed a very respectable 21 Pts to start us off….with Duty Manager Gemma round off the week by dancing a little dance every time they got a question right!

Now every other team has something to aim for…and I'm not just talking about the dancing!

Heage Mill Windies

If you'd like to show your skills and tackle the challenge then drop me a line by email or call us on the usual number 01332 61 61 61 while the show is on air during the week.

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Each weekday Ed challenges a team to solve just five questions. They will test what you know about what's around the corner and around the world. And, if you need help - his listeners are there to ask!

If you can't muster a team you might just have a bit of information that will help the team or maybe you have a local general knowledge question of your own that we can put to the team?

So, do you fancy going 'Ed To Head?' How will your team compare to others from across BBC Radio Derby's editorial area? Your team of three to five people just need to be available together by a phone between 1 and 2pm Monday to Friday during Ed's show.

For more details, to take part or offer a question (and answer!), drop Ed an email on the link below, ring the Afternoon Show in office hours on 01332 361111 or write to Ed George at P.O. Box 104.5, Derby DE1 3HL.

You can read the terms and conditions of the competition and the BBC's code of conduct for competitions below.

Ed to Head terms and conditions

1. The BBC Code of Conduct for competitions can be found at this link:

2. The competition is open to all teams based in Derbyshire and East Staffordshire except BBC employees and anyone connected with the competition. The Editor reserves the right to reject an application to take part based on suitability. Teams will be deemed to be a minimum of three people and a maximum of five.

3. Entry to the competition is by first applying to BBC Radio Derby’s  Afternoon Show calling telephone number 01332 361111 to the Afternoon Show office in normal office hours to apply to take part.  Phone calls will be charged at the standard rate. Teams can also apply by e-mail to Ed George (via the BBC Derby website) or via post to Ed George’s Afternoon Show, BBC Radio Derby, P.O. Box 104.5, Derby DE1 3HL.

4. All entrants must supply the name and address of the lead contact in the team and a daytime telephone number which can be used to contact the team daily to take part on air. The BBC will only ever use personal details for the purposes of administering this competition, and will not publish them or provide them to anyone without permission. You can read more about the BBC Privacy Policy at the link below:

5. The team will take part live on air on BBC Radio Derby for five days – Monday to Friday in one week and will be expected to answer questions of a wide ranging nature. A cumulative score will be added up over the week culminating in a total on Friday which will be added to a leader board of teams’ scores. If the team is unable to be contacted on any day they may be disqualified from the competition.

6. The prize consists of a certificate after the competition has run for three months (12 weeks) which will be awarded to the highest scoring team. A play off will be held on one day if more than one team has identical scores.

7. The prize is as stated. There is no cash alternative and it is not transferable.

8. The BBC's decision as to the winner is final. No correspondence relating to the competition will be entered into.

9. Entrants must agree to take part in any post-competition publicity.

10. The BBC reserves the right to cancel or alter or amend the competition at any stage, if deemed necessary in its opinion, or if circumstances arise outside of its control.

11. If the winner is unable to be contacted the BBC reserves the right to either offer the prize to a runner up, or to re-offer the prize in any future BBC competition.

12. Prize winners agree to allow the use of their names and photographs for publicity purposes to be used in any media at the discretion of the BBC.