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A cricketer’s garb, colloquially | View Answer |
A male ____ has a reddish body, blue-grey head and black and white wings | View Answer |
A possible birthplace for trout or turkeys | View Answer |
A real mess or muddle | View Answer |
A white Rhine wine | View Answer |
Athenian tragedian who wrote Antigone and Electra | View Answer |
Australian Betty ____ is the only runner to have won Olympic gold in the 100m, 200m and 400m | View Answer |
Baronetcy assumed by John Buchan when he was ennobled in 1935 | View Answer |
Ben Kingsley, Whoopi Goldberg and Bono, eg | View Answer |
Caesar’s comment about his victory at Zela in 47BC | View Answer |
Captain of England in 2009 when they won their first Ashes Test at Lords since 1934 | View Answer |
Charitable organisation whose logo includes a gearwheel | View Answer |
Comedian who played Inspector Raymond Fowler in the BBC series The Thin Blue Line | View Answer |
Concrete causeways, built in the Second World War, linking mainland Orkney with Burray and South Ronaldsay | View Answer |
Dealer in textiles and apparel | View Answer |
Easter ____, 1916 rebellion in Dublin which included the proclamation of an Irish Republic | View Answer |
Forename created for the heroine of an Exmoor novel | View Answer |
Former Pakistan cricket captain, elected as the country’s president in July | View Answer |
Geoff Boycott’s signature headgear | View Answer |
Headland of northwest Scotland, ten miles from Durness | View Answer |
Ian Rankin’s Edinburgh-based inspector | View Answer |
Ill-suited as partners | View Answer |
In ancient Greece, six ____ made a drachma | View Answer |
In sporting cliché, form is temporary but ____ is permanent | View Answer |
In which we are all down for the count every ten years | View Answer |
Infection transmitted by ticks which may affect joints, heart or brain | View Answer |
Joined other passengers on the Flying Scotsman or Eurostar | View Answer |
Lord Mountbatten’s home in Hampshire where Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh honeymooned | View Answer |
Master of the ____, the head of the civil division of the Court of Appeal | View Answer |
Memorial to Queen Victoria at one end of The Mall | View Answer |
Nationality of Maria Bueno and Emerson Fittipaldi | View Answer |
Native Americans who once lived in and around the southern Appalachians | View Answer |
Northern arm of the Pacific Ocean, renowned for its king crab fisheries | View Answer |
Pass in a mountain range | View Answer |
Refusing to yield to authority, rebellious | View Answer |
Royal dynasty which reached its zenith in the reign of Emperor Charles V | View Answer |
Small shrimp-like crustaceans, main food of baleen whales | View Answer |
Southernmost point of Campbeltown’s peninsula, and the 1977 Christmas No 1 for Wings | View Answer |
Sticky, heavy and unhealthy food | View Answer |
Stops briefly — as Dave Brubeck might? | View Answer |
Tallis ____, ensemble specialising in early choral music | View Answer |
Tax on goods produced for the home market | View Answer |
The common ____ is the largest antelope of southern and eastern Africa | View Answer |
The family skeleton which should not be exposed to public gaze | View Answer |
The Irish monk who founded Lindisfarne Priory | View Answer |
This gemstone is a greenish-blue form of beryl | View Answer |
US actor, the star of Midnight Cowboy and Rain Man | View Answer |
Vegetable used in hummus and falafels | View Answer |
Wading bird with a long horizontally flattened beak | View Answer |
Weaken in quality | View Answer |
Wendy ____’s first sitcom role as a middle-class housewife was in Not in Front of the Children | View Answer |
Wife of Louis XIII of France and daughter of Philip III of Spain | View Answer |
Winter sport with cross-country and jumping events | View Answer |
Without complications or conditions | View Answer |
“A play for voices” set in Llareggub | View Answer |
“Crazy” was one of US country music singer Patsy ____’s greatest hits, in 1961 | View Answer |
“The greatest batsman of all time”, whose Test batting average was 99.94 | View Answer |
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