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1. See 1
2. In football, a score by a team member for their opponents
3. Poem by Allen Ginsberg first performed in 1955
4. River that flows through Leicester
5. See 2
6. Paul , French poet and critic whose works include 1917s La Jeune Parque
7. Gerald , Lord High Chancellor from 1964-70
8. See 4
9. Walter , US film animator who created Woody Woodpecker
10. Seventh sign of the zodiac
11. Siren in German legend said to lure boatmen to destruction from her rock at the edge of the Rhine
12. Author of 1960 childrens novel Island of the Blue Dolphins
13. Suburb of Birkenhead on the Wirral Peninsula noted for Rovers FC, 2000 League Cup Final runners-up
14. 2003 novel by Chris Ryan
15. Daughter of Tantalus in Greek mythology turned into a rock on Mount Sipylus
16. The , 1970 novel by Claire Rayner
17. Type of lyric poem composed of couplets in which a long line is followed by a shorter one
18. Singer-actor whose first starring role was in 1959 comedy-drama film Hound-Dog Man
19. Michael , actress who played Olivia Walton in 1970s US television series The Waltons
20. Small tree with edible oval fruit
21. BBC TV sitcom starring Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne that ran from 1980-84
22. Capital of Yonne department, central France
23. Seaport in Primorsky Krai, SE Russia, west of Sapporo, Japan
24. 1948 novel by P G Wodehouse
25. Martin Andersen , Danish author of 1906-10 four volume novel Pelle The Conqueror
26. 2003 novel by Emily Barr
27. 1953 Benjamin Britten opera commissioned for the coronation of Elizabeth II
28. Peter , 17th-century painter whose works include Girl with a Parrot and Two Ladies of the Lake Family
29. Flying insect with a single pair of transparent wings
30. Wilhelm Conrad , discoverer of X-rays awarded the 1901 Nobel Prize in Physics
31. The , 2008 film drama starring Jeremy Renner; 2010 Best Picture Oscar winner
32. British electronics company founded in 1968 by Alan Sugar
33. J M , author of 1907 stage play The Playboy of the Western World
34. Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Doctor Zhivago
35. 11th-century Castilian soldier born Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar
36. Clifford , author of stage plays Waiting for Lefty and Clash by Night
37. Jim , star of 2003 comedy-drama film Bruce Almighty
38. Tomas , 2010 Wimbledon singles tennis championship final runner-up
39. 2010 novel by Harlan Coben
40. Male swan
41. See 17 Down
42. 1989 romcom starring Jeff Goldblum and Emma Thompson
43. 1996 comedy film starring Adam Sandler in the title role
44. Official language of Pakistan also spoken in India
45. Walled city in Tuscany, Italy, housing a 13th-century university
46. Oswald , German philosopher whose two-volume work The Decline of the West was published in 1918 and 1923
47. See 14
48. Waterbird of Europe, Asia and North America with a white bill and forehead
49. Michaela , actress who starred in 2018 BBC TV drama series Black Earth Rising
50. The , 1937 romcom starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant
51. Federico Garcia Lorca stage play first performed in 1933
52. Hard jet-black coal that burns slowly giving out an intense heat
53. See 1
54. 2014 novel by Louise Mensch
55. Actor and satirist known for his work with Rory Bremner and John Fortune
56. See 20 Down
57. Town in Piedmont, Italy, famous for its sparkling wine
58. Arthur , 1975 Wimbledon singles tennis championship winner
59. See 7
60. See 11 Across
61. Comic actor who played the title role in 1990s BBC TV sitcom The Brittas Empire
62. Judy , US author of novels Wifey, Blubber and Deenie
63. Stadium, 1964-2008 home of US baseball team the New York Mets
64. 1938 novel by T H White
65. Dennis , 1990-91 WBC Light Heavyweight champion
66. 2007 biopic starring Sam Riley as singer Ian Curtis
67. Lionel , Argentina and Barcelona forward; 2010-12 and 2015 FIFA Ballon dOr winner
68. Very short skirt worn by a ballerina
69. Highest point on Bodmin Moor
70. 1988 comedy-drama film starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise; 1989 Best Picture Oscar winner
71. Toothless mammal with a long snout that feeds on termites
72. City in the central Netherlands housing the Dom Tower
73. See 3
74. 1998 comedy-crime film starring Chris Rea and Ben Kingsley
75. Christian , French couturier noted for his New Look
76. Port in Japan; largest city on Okinawa Island
77. CGS unit of work or energy
78. Best Picture Oscar-winning 1952 Cecil B DeMille film drama starring Betty Hutton and Cornel Wilde
79. River that flows into Morecambe Bay at Fleetwood
80. Graeme , cyclist; author of 2003 autobiography Flying Scotsman
81. London Underground station on the Central Line between Shepherds Bush and Notting Hill Gate
82. 1973, 1974 and 1977 Grand National-winning horse
83. Brightest star in constellation Ursa Minor
84. See 15
85. Loretta , actress who played Major Houlihan in US television sitcom M*A*S*H
86. Childrens card game
87. Tree with winged seeds whose wood is used for tool handles
88. Canine companion of Wallace in claymation films by Nick Park
89. Capital of the Bahamas
90. Grigori , Siberian peasant monk murdered in St Petersburg, Russia, in 1916
91. Nell , author of stage plays Steaming and Cancer Tales
92. See 7
93. Tree of Africa and south Asia that exudes a resin used in perfume and medicine
94. Yellow cheese with large holes named after a valley in Switzerland
95. Small burrowing rodent of North America such as Gunnisons
96. Son of Telamon; Greek hero of the Trojan War
97. Market town in North Devon; birthplace of playwright John Gay
98. River upon which Nottingham stands
99. See 8
100. Long-legged doglike mammal of south Asia and Africa