Category: The Guardian – Weekend
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1. Richard __, former Labour minister known for his revealing diaries
2. The Thames as it flows through Oxford
3. Bird from which the Baltimore baseball franchise takes its name
4. Chris __, 18-time Grand Slam tennis champion
5. The motto of the Order of the Garter
6. The daughter of Herod II
7. The __, Lawrence Wright's Pulitzer winning book on events leading to the 11 September 2001 attacks
8. Charlie Brown's dog
9. Leader in Ancient Greece during the Peloponnesian War
10. Imperial length equivalent to 25.4 mm
11. A Russian satellite - and COVID vaccine
12. One of the Great Lakes
13. Viper from whose poison Cleopatra is said to have died
14. Californian valley associated with the wine industry
15. French city overlooking the Strait of Dover
16. The capital of Lesotho
17. Restaurant chain co-founded by Allegra McEvedy
18. Constellation of the zodiac, between Capricornus and Pisces
19. Graphic novels from Japan
20. Japanese art of miniature tree cultivation
21. USS __, American warship attacked in Yemen in 2000
22. Meat substitute launched in 1985
23. John le Carré novel set in 10
24. Prunella __, actor who played Sybil in Fawlty Towers
25. John __, pioneer of epidemiology known for his work on cholera in London
26. African country, capital Accra
27. __ Buchanan, character from The Great Gatsby
28. Capital of West 17, 1949 to 1990
29. City in 17 - and a 2005 movie by Steven Spielberg
30. Polish city on the Vistula
31. City which is also a state in 17
32. Swedish armaments manufacturer
33. City in 17, capital of Saxony
34. __ Bergman, star of Casablanca
35. Small sample tubes used in chemistry
36. A kind of fossilised tree resin
37. Character and 1976 novel by Tom Sharpe
38. A novel by Joyce - or a poem by Tennyson
39. 1944 play by Jean-Paul Sartre
40. Notorious 1987 box-office flop starring Warren Beatty
41. Ruth __, former leader of the Scottish Conservatives
42. City in 17 - and a murdered informant in le Carré's Smiley's People
43. The southern end of the Iron Curtain, in Churchill's formulation
44. Documentary series on BBC One (2005) and Channel 4 (2013-2015)
45. __ Adepitan, television presenter
46. What 8/17/21 had at the 11/18 march
47. Machine readable optical label created by Denso Wave
48. The trading name of Steven Spielberg's production company
49. __ Arsenal, former US chemical weapons facility on Chesapeake Bay
50. __ Barnes, comedian and regular on Mock the Week
51. Hurricane that struck New Orleans in 2005
52. __ Denisovich, eponymous hero of the novel by Solzhenitsyn
53. City on the River Derwent
54. Elizabeth Barrett __, poet
55. President at whose memorial 8/17/21 spoke at the 11/18 march
56. __ II, one of Janet Street-Porter's many contributions to youth television
57. The final speaker at the 11/18 march
58. __ Dublin, television presenter
59. Country, capital Muscat
60. French city known for its endurance car race
61. 2001 crime caper starring Julia Roberts, George Clooney and Brad Pitt
62. Volcano in Sicily
63. Singer who performed the title song for the Bond film Skyfall
64. Why Robert Reich thinks liberals will win the battle for America?
65. What people marched for in Washington, DC on 28 August 1963
66. Jack __, host of I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
67. River on which St Petersburg was built
68. Children's novel by Roald Dahl, illustrated by Quentin Blake
69. TV show starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul
70. The pen name of the short story writer William Sydney Porter
71. Author of Mansfield Park
72. TV show starring Zach Braff
73. Parliamentary body providing independent scrutiny of government finances
74. India's National Capital Territory
75. John Carpenter horror film - or what Lindisfarne claimed on the Tyne?
76. Los Angeles neighbourhood of which Will Smith was once prince?
77. US technology company whose services include ride-hailing and food delivery
78. TV show starring James Gandolfini
79. An Irish city - or a buoyant plant product
80. French newspaper of record, published in Paris
81. __ Smith, singer whose albums include Horses
82. TV show starring Sarah Jessica Parker
83. The capital of Cameroon
84. Faraday __ - a device used to block electromagnetic fields
85. Common carbohydrate in the human diet
86. John Sayles movie about striking miners in West Virginia
87. TV show starring Helen McCrory, Paul Anderson and Cillian Murphy
88. Author of Three Men in a Boat (1889) - who shared a middle initial with 11
89. The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina
90. Valerie, Baroness __, Master of University College, Oxford
91. Character in Catch-22 promoted to his pseudonymous rank
92. Rabindranath __, Bengali polymath commemorated in Gordon Square, London
93. Site of a combined Thames bridge-and-tunnel crossing
94. American cellist, born in Paris in 1955
95. Italian region, capital Perugia
96. __ Dworkin, author of Heartbreak: The Political Memoir of a Feminist Militant
97. Steffi __, seven-time Wimbledon singles champion
98. 19th century Californian bandit also known as Red Dick
99. Jennifer __, businesswoman best known for her relationship with Boris Johnson
100. Australian boot brand