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- __ Merkel, German chancellor
- Dame Hilary __, author of Wolf Hall
- London suburb, once host to Arsenal
- See 5
- 12 by Britten based on a novel by Herman Melville
- 12 by Alfredo Catalani which featured in Beineixs 1981 film, Diva
- The Library of Congresss first online database, named for the third US president
- Eponymous hero of a 12 by the Gershwins
- Playwright known for ENRON (2009) and Secret Diary of a Call Girl (2007-2011)
- Bestselling Queen album from 1975
- Artist whose works include The Umbrellas
- Shakespeare play turned into a 12 by Verdi
- English title of Sartres Huis Clos
- See 18 Down
- Ugandan airport where Israeli commandos rescued Air France passengers in 1976
- See 5
- Town and moor in Cornwall
- Short hairstyle popular in the 1920s
- Nixon __, 12 by John Adams based on real events of 1972
- Alexander __, US sculptor known for his mobiles
- Composer known especially for his suite, The Planets
- Evelyn Waughs 1938 satire of the popular press
- Chinese alcoholic drink made from distilled sorghum
- Greek hero of the Trojan War
- 11 9, 2018 to present
- Town in County Armagh on the River Bann
- Hugh __, star of House (2004-2012)
- What is used to enter a not out batters score in cricket?
- Ridley Scott movie about a 1993 raid on Mogadishu by US forces
- __ Seehorn, star of Better Call Saul
- The UKs most senior civil servant
- US state and major river
- See 2 Down
- See 7
- The __ Ground, another name for Upton Park
- Actor known for her roles in Our Friends in the North (1996) and The Borgias (2011)
- __ Pochettino, Manager of Tottenham Hotspur FC
- See 18 Across
- See 19 Across
- City to which the Brooklyn Dodgers relocated in 1958
- See 22
- Cressida __, Metropolitan Police Commissioner
- __ ODonnell, 11 9, 2005 - 2011
- See 11
- Whats left after milk has been curdled and strained
- See 9
- __ Farrell, England rugby player
- Woman who attempted to assassinate Lenin in 1918
- Harriet __, former slave who helped create the Underground Railroad
- An author in New York - or a business school in Pennsylvania
- Name given to several pharaohs of the New Kingdom
- Character in Brookside played by Anna Friel
- South American people - or a French sports brand
- See 2 Down
- See 15 Across
- Woman who succeeded Marcos as president of the Philippines
- Character in Seinfeld played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus
- Indonesias main tourist destination
- Gwyneth __, actor whose business interests include Goop
- __ the Dick, character from South Park
- Severus __ - wizard played by Alan Rickman in the Harry Potter films
- __ Gordimer, Nobel laureate for literature
- Anglicised version, used in the liturgy, of the Hebrew word for Praise the Lord
- Indias so-called bandit queen?
- Ancient Greek mathematician - or a French aerospace company
- See 13
- Country led by Giuseppe Conte
- Stringed instrument made famous by soundtrack to The Third Man (1949)
- Family at the centre of Pride and Prejudice
- Beatrice __, co-founder of the London School of Economics
- Symbol used to convey emotion, especially on messaging services
- Mountainous route between Pakistan and Afghanistan
- City where eponymous peace accords were agreed between Israel and the PLO in 1993
- Shakespearian character for whom the quality of mercy is not strained?
- Mountain 20 on Hong Kong island
- Courtney __, singer and actor
- South African archbishop - or a so-so degree?
- Town in the Scottish borders, home to Queen Marys House
- The __, 1893 painting by Munch
- Ancient kingdom in what is now Jordan - or a city in Utah?
- See 18 Across
- Recurring character in Wodehouse novels
- Charlotte __, Welsh singer
- Desert covering much of Botswana
- Country bordered by Mozambique and Botswana
- City in northern Texas
- See 3 Down
- Magazine founded by Rosie Boycott, Marsha Rowe and others
- Sandie __, 1960s pop singer
- Bartholomew __, 15th century Portuguese explorer
- __ Platell, journalist and former press secretary to William Hague
- Man freed by Pontius Pilate in preference to Jesus
- A legally binding declaration used especially to change ones name
- African predators
- Galileos response when forced to recant his view that the earth moved around the sun?
- Island in the Inner Hebrides known for its abbey
- Units of electrical resistance
- Saint celebrated by Roman Catholics on 1 February
- __, Monsieur. Marie Antoinettes last words?
- The south-western tip of Jersey