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1. 1965 action film starring Frank Sinatra and Trevor Howard
2. Standard monetary unit of Nigeria
3. Colour that lies between yellow and blue in the visible spectrum
4. Inland port in California, US, on the San Joaquin River; seat of the University of the Pacific
5. 1999 novel by Andy McNab
6. Stomach lining of an ox or cow prepared for cooking
7. Forest of , region between the Rivers Severn and Wye
8. 1936 family film starring Shirley Temple in the title role
9. Undefeated 18th-century racehorse after which is named the Stakes, run at Sandown Park
10. See 5
11. Merlene , 1990 Commonwealth 100m and 200m gold medallist
12. Capital and largest city of Papua New Guinea
13. One-woman show by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black first performed by Marti Webb in 1979
14. Austrian composer whose works include 1874s Romantic Symphony no 4 in E flat major
15. Arthur , prime minister from 1902-05
16. Department of southeast France; capital Grenoble
17. 1816 novel by Jane Austen
18. See 17 Across
19. Stage play by Jean Giraudoux first performed in 1939
20. 1989 novel by Ben Elton
21. Alfred , author of poems The Lady of Shalott and Voices in the Mist
22. See 2
23. Joe , author of stage plays What the Butler Saw and Entertaining Mr Sloane
24. Daniel , author of 1719 novel Robinson Crusoe
25. Middle Eastern sweet made of crushed sesame seeds and honey
26. See 3
27. See 17 Down
28. State capital of Maine, US
29. Tourist city in northeast Hungary at the centre of a wine-producing region
30. Joanne , actress whose film roles included Olivia Dandridge in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
31. One of the two immortal gorgons in Greek mythology
32. 2009 novel by Nick Cave
33. Leo , Russian author of novels Anna Karenina and War and Peace
34. State of northeast India producing large quantities of tea
35. 14th-century bridge over the River Arno in Florence, Italy
36. Belinda , actress who played Libby Fox in BBC TV soap EastEnders
37. Japanese thick wheat flour noodle
38. Sandrine , 1997 US Open and 1998 Australian Open singles tennis championship quarterfinalist
39. 2011 action film starring Nicolas Cage and Amber Heard
40. Frank , former Labour MP for Holborn and St Pancras; Secretary of State for Health from 1997-99
41. Poker hand of five cards in sequence irrespective of suit
42. N S , India Test cricketer who made 201 against West Indies in Port of Spain in 1997
43. See 1
44. City in Greater Los Angeles, US, housing the California Lutheran University
45. Secret police organisation in the USSR from 1934-46 (inits)
46. Kornelia , 1976 Olympic 100m and 200m freestyle swimming gold medallist
47. 1928 stage play by R C Sherriff
48. Overseas region of France in the Indian Ocean; capital Saint-Denis
49. Metric unit of mass equal to one thousandth of a kilogram
50. Genus of perennial shrubs and trees with stiff sword-shaped leaves and white flowers
51. Inlet of the Irish Sea between southwest Scotland and northwest England
52. See 11
53. Stuart , English golfer; 1997 Europe 1 Cannes Open tournament winner
54. Second letter of the Greek alphabet
55. David , actor who played Admiral Boom in 2018 family film Mary Poppins Returns
56. City in western Ukraine; capital of the former Kingdom of Galicia-Volhynia
57. Samuel , British diarist and naval administrator who died in 1703
58. See 4
59. Actress who played Chardonnay Lane-Pascoe in ITV drama series Footballers Wives
60. British singer born in 1917 known as the Forces Sweetheart
61. Salvador , 1980-82 WBC Featherweight champion
62. Large aquatic bird that stores fish in a pouch below the lower mandible
63. Microscopic fungus used in beer and bread manufacture
64. John , 1981 Wimbledon singles tennis championship winner
65. 2014 novel by Danielle Steel
66. Highest adult male voice
67. 2007 historical novel by Robyn Young
68. Variety of celery with a large turnip-like root
69. City in Uppland, Sweden, housing a 15th-century university
70. 1967 novel by Alistair MacLean
71. 2008 novel by Ruth Rendell
72. Kate, wife to Hotspur, in William Shakespeare plays Henry IV Pts I and II
73. See 17
74. Los Angeles-born Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Peyton Place
75. Organisation formed in 1961 to administer a common policy for the sale of petroleum
76. Adrian , 2002 European Championships hammer gold medallist
77. Genus of plants of southern Africa with white, yellow or pink usually tubular flowers
78. Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry in Greek mythology
79. Kenny , radio and television entertainer born Maurice Cole who died in 1995
80. Monty , Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Pied Piper
81. Clifton , Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Sitting Pretty
82. River that flows through Leicester
83. John Wyndham novel published posthumously in 1979
84. Another name for the lapwing
85. Cotton fabric woven like satin
86. Herman , author of novels Moby-Dick and Mardi
87. Jodie , supermodel and racing car driver; contestant on 2008 BBC TV series Strictly Come Dancing
88. See 25 Across
89. Group of some 500 languages of Africa including Shona and Xhosa
90. Silvery-white metallic element; symbol Rb
91. Republic of West Africa; capital Malabo
92. Most northerly of the Shetland Islands in Scotland
93. The , 1876 novel by Mark Twain featuring the character Becky Thatcher
94. System of sending text and graphics from one computer to another
95. US television comedy series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Anna Chlumsky
96. Gordon J , English golfer; 1989 Volvo Belgian Open tournament winner
97. See 1
98. The , group of chalk stacks in the English Channel off the coast of the Isle of Wight
99. Internationally recognised distress signal used by ships and aircraft
100. Graeme , 2006 World Snooker Championship winner