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This IT fact sheet contains reliable information on various topics such as the weather forecast for Sandiacre, the biggest bands currently, the number one song in the UK, the highest paid footballer, the biggest selling film, and the most expensive car. The sources provided, such as the BBC and lists of top films and cars, indicate the facts presented are credible.
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- 1. My IT Fact sheet By Ollie King
- 2. The Weather in Sandiacre TomorrowWet and Cloudy around 2 – 6 Degrees Very Reliable as it’s the BBC and they are a worldwide Company.
- 3. The Biggest band at the Moment O Rolling Stones followed by The Beatles and The Who O Looks Reliable shows lots of bands
- 4. Which Track is Number 1 in the UK O Jessie J – Domino O Again by the BBC and its probably the biggest Radio station in the UK
- 5. Highest Paid Footballer O David Beckham – 24.1 million O Shows the Top 10 and from that you can see that they are Correct.
- 6. Biggest Selling Film O Avatar - $760,505,847 O Shows all the Top 500 films over the past 20 years
- 7. Most Expensive Car O Bugatti Veyron Super Sport - $2.4 Million O Shows every Car at the top of the Market and it swaps when a new one comes along.