Biba Fever episode 2: A question of Manchester

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With one day to go before the British Insurance Brokers’ Association Conference in Manchester, Insurance Age is proud to bring you the second episode of Biba Fever 2014, sponsored by LV.

In this second show, quiz master Jonathan Swift referees a battle of wits between teams representing the Blue and Red halves of Manchester.

For City, we've got the Kolo Toure and Sergio Aguero of insurance, Alec Finch and Phil Bunker; and the market’s very own Juan Mata and Robin Van Persie, Paul Moors and Michael Lawrence, are representing United.

So over five rounds, including music, football, culture and history questions, find out whether the reds can put the nightmares of the David Moyes

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