Each week, the BBC assembles a quiet reckoning — a handful of stories drawn from the noise of the news cycle, arranged as questions, and offered back to readers as a mirror. This week's collection moved across centuries and disciplines: a poet's statue returning to a London park, engineers warning of the technology they themselves are building, a library book overdue by 132 years, and a dispute over who truly owns the image of women's sport. The quiz does not demand expertise; it asks only whether we were present — whether, amid the scroll, anything landed.