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Status Quo have broken quite a few records in their time. In the last 28 years they have produced 44 British hit singles - more than any other group. Their autobiography Just for the Record, by frontmen Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt, is being launched today at Wembley Bowling Alley. 10 signed copies of the book (published by Bantam Press) are offered to readers who correctly answer the following question: Name Status Quo's first Top Ten hit? Answers please on a postcard to: Status Quo Comp, Listings, 40 City Road, London, EC1Y 2DB by 17 November.

The winner of the Airsports Flight Competition (25 Oct) is Mr K P Smith, Dyfed.

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