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  1. 1.Town in West Yorkshire; filming location for BBC TV sitcom Last of the Summer Wine
  2. 2.Giovanni , 14th-century Italian poet who authored short story collection The Decameron
  3. 3.Number represented by symbol X in Roman numerals
  4. 4.Long narrow boat used on the canals of Venice
  5. 5.See 15 Across
  6. 6.Thick fleshy part of the back of the leg between the ankle and knee
  7. 7.Lionel , composer of stage musicals Twang! and Maggie May
  8. 8.1998 film drama starring John Travolta and Robert Duvall
  9. 9.Capital of Cyprus
  10. 10.Teemu , Finland and Norwich City FC forward
  11. 11.Author of stage plays Allelujah! and The Habit of Art
  12. 12.State of Peninsular Malaysia; capital George Town
  13. 13.Elizabeth , author of novels The Last September and Eva Trout
  14. 14.Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for 1981 romcom Arthur
  15. 15.River that flows to the Bristol Channel at Cardiff
  16. 16.Daughter of Zeus and Leda in Greek mythology whose abduction caused the Trojan War
  17. 17.Mainland territory of Equatorial Guinea; chief town Bata
  18. 18.US choreographer named Dancer of the Century by Time magazine in 1998
  19. 19.European herring-like food fish of the genus Sardina
  20. 20.Dianne , Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for Bullets Over Broadway
  21. 21.County of the Republic of Ireland between Longford and Monaghan
  22. 22.King of England from 1135-54
  23. 23.Thelonious , US jazz pianist and composer who died in 1982
  24. 24.1946 biopic starring Irene Dunne, Rex Harrison and Linda Darnell
  25. 25.Chris , 2008 and 2012 Olympic track cycling keirin gold medallist
  26. 26.Female swan
  27. 27.Capital of Huamanga Province, Peru, renowned for its 33 churches
  28. 28.See 10 Across
  29. 29.Former English silver coin worth four pennies
  30. 30.See 15 Across
  31. 31.First wife of Jacob in the Old Testament
  32. 32.2009-12 WBO Welterweight champion
  33. 33.Number represented by symbols VIII in Roman numerals
  34. 34.B J , Australia Test cricketer who made an unbeaten 203 against South Africa in Perth in 2005
  35. 35.Muse of lyric poetry and music in Greek mythology
  36. 36.1999 satirical novel by Chuck Palahniuk
  37. 37.Richard , actor who played Jaws in 1977 action film The Spy Who Loved Me
  38. 38.Mediterranean plant with yellowish-white flowers; a popular salad vegetable
  39. 39.Tobacco pipe also called a hubble-bubble
  40. 40.1880 novel by Emile Zola
  41. 41.See 1
  42. 42.2016 crime drama film starring Ana de Armas and Keanu Reeves
  43. 43.The , Greek epic poem describing the siege of Troy
  44. 44.University in Birmingham founded in 1966
  45. 45.Phyllis , actress who played Lady Jane Felsham in BBC TV series Lovejoy
  46. 46.Tree whose wood is used for bridges as it resists underwater rot
  47. 47.Jarkko , 2006 Heineken Open singles tennis tournament winner
  48. 48.Ninth letter of the Greek alphabet
  49. 49.Robert , lyric poet known for 1648 volume Hesperides
  50. 50.1889 one-act stage play by August Strindberg
  51. 51.Colourless gaseous element; symbol Xe
  52. 52.Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for 1938 drama Of Human Hearts
  53. 53.Small slender fly, the female of which sucks the blood of animals
  54. 54.Brightest star in constellation Carina
  55. 55.Early form of hockey often played on ice
  56. 56.Third largest of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea
  57. 57.Capital of Norway
  58. 58.The , 1940 novel by Alison Uttley
  59. 59.1952 film musical starring Doris Day and Ray Bolger
  60. 60.Orange and brown European butterfly with a white mark on the underside of each hind wing
  61. 61.Former gold rush town in Alaska; finishing point of the Iditarod trail sled dog race
  62. 62.Pretender to the English throne executed in 1499
  63. 63.See 8
  64. 64.1996 film thriller starring Mel Gibson and Rene Russo
  65. 65.Francoise , winner of the 1967 French Championships singles tennis title
  66. 66.and Other Stories, 1987 short story collection by Deborah Moggach
  67. 67.See 12
  68. 68.US name of the Williams Bon Chretien plant cultivar
  69. 69.2006 novel by Philip Roth
  70. 70.Joint connecting the leg and foot
  71. 71.George , US comedian born Nathan Birnbaum who died in 1996
  72. 72.1988 comedy-drama film starring Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey
  73. 73.Nest in which a hare lives
  74. 74.1985, 1986, 1989 and 1993 winner of the F1 World Drivers Championship
  75. 75.The , 1964 film drama starring Rod Steiger and Geraldine Fitzgerald
  76. 76.See 6 Across
  77. 77.L , South Africa Test cricketer who made 174 against England in Port Elizabeth in 1999
  78. 78.Thick cornmeal porridge of Italy
  79. 79.Canine companion of glove puppet Sooty
  80. 80.Stringed instrument resembling a bowed lyre associated with Welsh music
  81. 81.Asian republic; capital Tehran
  82. 82.New town in Torfaen, southeast Wales
  83. 83.1992-96 WBC Super Middleweight champion
  84. 84.Old World feline noted for its ferocity
  85. 85.2009 novel by Jeff Lindsay
  86. 86.Hermann , author of novels Siddhartha and Knulp
  87. 87.Town in Piedmont, Italy, famous for its sparkling wine
  88. 88.2002 novel by Sarah Rayner
  89. 89.Vassiliy , 1999-2003 IBF Cruiserweight champion
  90. 90.P G Wodehouse novel first published in the US in 1916 featuring the character Ira Nutcombe
  91. 91.Main field of riders in a cycling road race
  92. 92.See 17
  93. 93.City in Turkey; largest on the Mediterranean coast
  94. 94.Coastal town in Cumbria south of Workington
  95. 95.See 9 Across
  96. 96.Welsh actor who played Dr Basil Quinn in 1994 BBC TV sitcom Honey for Tea
  97. 97.See 6
  98. 98.1957 Broadway musical by Stephen Sondheim and Leonard Bernstein
  99. 99.See 4
  100. 100.Branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects
  101. 101.Gnaeus Julius , Roman general and governor of Britain who died in 93
  102. 102.Berkshire town housing a public school for boys
  103. 103.Eldest of Noahs three sons in the Old Testament
  104. 104.See 7 Across
  105. 105.1959 film drama starring Orson Welles, Diane Varsi and Dean Stockwell
  106. 106.See 4 Down
  107. 107.Genus of flowering plants native to North America including moss and creeping
  108. 108.Sebastien , French driver; 2004-12 World Rally Championship winner
  109. 109.Mammal such as the spectacled or sun
  110. 110.Tim , Conservative MP for Suffolk South from 1983-2015; Shadow Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food from 1997-2001
  111. 111.Rich and elderly suitor of Bianca in William Shakespeare play The Taming of the Shrew
  112. 112.Anatoly , 1993-99 FIDE World Chess Championship title holder
  113. 113.Monica , author of 2003 novel Brick Lane
  114. 114.Rare black and grey bird also called a Hawaiian goose
  115. 115.Animal representing zodiac sign Taurus
  116. 116.City in central Zimbabwe housing Midlands State University
  117. 117.Maiden in Greek mythology changed into a spider for having challenged Athena to a weaving contest
  118. 118.Board game for two played with pieces moved according to throws of a dice
  119. 119.Yellowish variety of chrysoberyl also called cymophane
  120. 120.Kenneth , actor who played Richard Hannay in 1959 adventure film The 39 Steps
  121. 121.Mans heavy double-breasted overcoat with a belt or half-belt at the back
  122. 122.2006 action film starring Brandon Routh in the title role
  123. 123.1862 novel by Anthony Trollope
  124. 124.1861 Thomas Love Peacock novel whose characters include Mr Falconer
  125. 125.Oil tanker that ran aground in the Gulf of Alaska in 1989
  126. 126.2001 novel by Kathy Lette
  127. 127.Pierre-Paul , French painter whose works include 1805s The Empress Josephine
  128. 128.Capital of Turkey
  129. 129.City in Osaka Prefecture, Japan; headquarters of car manufacturer Daihatsu
  130. 130.See 5
  131. 131.City and major oil centre in Oklahoma, US, on the Arkansas River
  132. 132.Small brightly-coloured long-tailed bird such as the ring-necked ; Britains naturalised parrot
  133. 133.1999 Deborah Moggach novel set in 17th-century Amsterdam
  134. 134.Town in Hertfordshire; scene of a major railway accident in 2002
  135. 135.Variety of gypsum, often transparent and colourless
  136. 136.Vladimir , 1956 Olympic 5,000m and 10,000m gold medallist
  137. 137.Major news agency of Russia that originated as the TTA in 1902
  138. 138.Genus of mosses capable of holding a lot of water
  139. 139.1974 stage play by Tom Stoppard
  140. 140.The , powerful current caused by conflicting tides around the Shetland and Orkney Islands
  141. 141.1999 film starring Annette Bening and Aidan Quinn
  142. 142.Former standard monetary unit of Estonia replaced by the euro
  143. 143.Market town in Devon on the River Dart that houses a castle
  144. 144.In cricket, the position of the fielder who stands a little behind and to the offside of the wicketkeeper
  145. 145.BBC TV presenter whose credits include Blue Peter, Countryfile and The One Show
  146. 146.John Logie , Scottish engineer and television pioneer who died in 1946
  147. 147.Capital of Victoria, Australia
  148. 148.S B , New Zealand Test cricketer who made 170 against South Africa in Auckland in 2004
  149. 149.Ezra , US poet whose works include 1920s Hugh Selwyn Mauberley
  150. 150.Quick uninterrupted passage up or down the scale on a piano or harp

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