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1936 poem and documentary film about a postal train | View Answer |
1951 novel by Nicholas Monsarrat about the crew of HMS Compass Rose during the Second World War | View Answer |
1960s French cinematic movement with a simple underrated style, and sometimes dogmatically political content | View Answer |
A Braeburn or Tydeman’s Late Orange is such a fruit | View Answer |
A business deal, or a set of related changes to a database | View Answer |
A female foreigner, in French | View Answer |
A nickname for Melbourne or Sydney, first used by Australian aborigines | View Answer |
A preface or preliminary matter | View Answer |
A proposed slogan, “Browns, Seasons, Thickens In One” was supposedly the source of this product’s name | View Answer |
A quack | View Answer |
Argol, the acidic deposit on the inside of a bottle of port | View Answer |
Asian river on the banks of which the ancient cities of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa flourished between 2600BC and 1900BC | View Answer |
Athenian courtesan who induced Alexander the Great to set fire to the palace of the Persian kings at Persepolis | View Answer |
Avoider of military service, such as Donald Trump | View Answer |
Breed of large white beef cattle | View Answer |
Cambridge Footlights star who later played Patsy’s mother in Absolutely Fabulous | View Answer |
Canadian prime minister after whom Montreal’s international airport is named | View Answer |
Cavalry soldier fighting with a curved single-edged sword | View Answer |
Charles ____ directed the 1953 film version of 34 Down | View Answer |
Claudio ____, Chilean pianist famed for his absorbing master classes | View Answer |
Composer born in Dresden (a district of Stoke-on-Trent) | View Answer |
Court with a reputation for harshness, abolished in 1641 | View Answer |
David ____ was the tenth Doctor to travel in the Tardis on BBC television | View Answer |
Display stands with shelves for small objects or ornaments | View Answer |
Edward ____ wrote Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? | View Answer |
Form of pasta traditionally served with ragu bolognese | View Answer |
Frederick ____ & Co, publisher of the Observer’s series of books and Beatrix Potter’s tales | View Answer |
From the Latin for “shoe”, another name for slipperwort | View Answer |
Germany’s northern state which borders Denmark | View Answer |
Godfrey ____, “arguably the best wicket keeper the game has ever seen” according to Wisden | View Answer |
Hic ____, “here lies” on a tombstone inscription | View Answer |
His latest (2018) novel is Middle England | View Answer |
In an orchestra, these instruments are sometime seen both left and right of the conductor | View Answer |
Inhabitants of an ancient kingdom of northern Mesopotamia, maybe living in Assur or Nineveh | View Answer |
It helps to maintain one’s dignity or prestige | View Answer |
Lives in basic and unaccustomed circumstances | View Answer |
Meaning of the “clearway” road sign | View Answer |
Numbers such as 512, 2197 and 8000 | View Answer |
One of Tom Stoppard’s “dead” tragicomic characters | View Answer |
One quarter | View Answer |
Pen y Fan is the highest mountain in this Welsh national park | View Answer |
Peninsula forming the western part of County Galway | View Answer |
Pictorial logic puzzles also called griddlers | View Answer |
Quick recovery wish | View Answer |
Seat of Florida State University since 1857 | View Answer |
Soft fresh cheese with the consistency of thick yoghurt | View Answer |
Suburb of Brussels where Erasmus lived, or Belgium’s most successful football team in European competitions | View Answer |
The Ballistic Missile Defense Organization | View Answer |
The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah band’s Death Cab for ____ was an Elvis Presley parody | View Answer |
The capital of France’s Aveyron department | View Answer |
The chief Norse gods dwelling in Asgard | View Answer |
The smallest European rodent, for which old tennis balls with a drilled hole make good nests | View Answer |
The ____, 1 Across’s portrait of the 1970s | View Answer |
Thomas ____, whose Summer’s Lost Will and Testament contains the song Spring, the Sweet Spring | View Answer |
What a player leading 6-5 and 40-30 has in tennis | View Answer |
Winner of the 1957 Nobel prize for literature | View Answer |
Writes down music | View Answer |
____ Arantes do Nascimento is better known as Pelé | View Answer |
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