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- Former name used for the Chinese capital
- The __, palace and fort in Granada
- The first woman to take her seat as an MP
- __ Samba, jazz standard first recorded by João Gilberto
- Seven-time Wimbledon singles champion
- Philip __, Raymond Chandler's detective
- A mythical king - or a type of macaque
- Animals used in the Andes for meat, wool and transport
- Sir V.S. __, author of In A Free State (1971)
- Sir John __, secretary of state for defence at the time of the Falklands war
- __ Navratilova and Hingis - Wimbledon winners
- Seven-time Wimbledon singles champion - so far
- Six-time Wimbledon singles champion
- The capital of Zambia
- One of the five boroughs of New York
- The 11 who make up The Incredibles?
- City on the US-Mexico border
- The greatest?
- Durrell's subject - along with other animals?
- Marie __, two-time Nobel laureate
- Kenyan port
- Major UK employment agency
- Little Orphan Annie's dog
- Decade in which Casablanca was made
- Desert covering parts of Botswana, South Africa and Namibia
- Scottish town at the tip of the Black Isle
- English estuary - or a bicycle pioneer
- Chinese term for a domestic servant
- Common title for the Shia leader Mawlana Hazar Imam
- Wilfred Owen's subject: "War, and the __ of War"
- Somerset home of Clarks Shoes
- __ Convention, folk rock band formed in 1967
- Type of flatfish found in European waters
- River running through Aberfoyle and Stirling
- Serie A football team whose home is the San Siro
- Home to The Archers?
- River whose major tributaries converge at Warden Rock
- Archipelago celebrated in an 1830 overture by Mendelssohn
- Seafaring Scandinavian - or a Minnesotan football fan
- Lee __, author of the Jack Reacher novels
- BBC schools service for pupils aged 4 to 14
- Co-author with Marx of The Communist Manifesto
- __ Lund, character played by Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca
- The capital of South Australia
- Sir David __, actor known for his portrayal of Hercule Poirot
- Director of 12/20
- __ Dooley, former presenter of Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star
- Burmese politician deposed in a coup on 1 February 2021
- Stringed instrument with a deep round back
- Ibis native to sub-Saharan Africa - known for its raucous cry
- Ancient city in modern-day Turkey - where St Paul healed a lame man
- Author of The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890)
- Author of Cyrano de Bergerac (1897)
- Language and people of Nigeria
- Novel by Isaac Asimov - and a 2004 movie starring Will Smith
- 2021 winner of the 4 for best film
- Garden perennial - or the lady of Blossom Avenue?
- The woman Paris abandoned for Helen?
- __-cum-Hardy, area of central Manchester
- Former Japanese manufacturer of photographic equipment
- The first woman to win a 4 for best director (2009)
- A leading character in Robinson Crusoe
- __ King, once an MP, now Baroness King of Bow
- California city - or a brand of coconut flavoured rum
- A crater on the moon - but the highest mountain on Venus?
- Judd __, world number one snooker player
- Leader of the 4/18, 1963-1976
- The Rev W Awdry's primary locomotive
- Ed __, leader of the 4/18, 2010-2015
- Leader of the 4/18, 1906-1908
- Nick __, the man who broke Barings Bank?
- John __, leader of the 4/18, 1992-1994
- Dame Kiri __, soprano
- Nicole and Natalie __, sister members of All Saints
- Italian region between Tuscany and Lazio
- __ Selden, character played by Debbie Reynolds in Singin' In The Rain
- Role known as BPA in Scottish Gaelic
- Ancient Mesopotamian capital
- Harriet __, twice acting leader of the 4/18
- Italian region bordering Switzerland
- Division of the US Justice Department dealing with drug trafficking
- Political organisation founded in 1900
- Mike __ or __ Fury, boxers
- Afghan political movement whose name means "students"
- Author of Nostromo (1904)
- Singer whose hits include I will Always Love You
- Karen's long-suffering housekeeper in Will & Grace
- Relating to St Peter or Peter the Great
- 8 hit from 1973
- Barry Levinson movie from 1982, set in Baltimore
- A form of near-sightedness
- First World War navy unit commemorated in Kent, Calais and New York
- Sayeeda, Baroness __, former Conservative Party co-chair
- Congolese nature reserve at the confluence of the Congo and Ubangi rivers
- John __, pioneer of road engineering (1756-1836)
- Country, capital Maseru
- City in Florida - or a character in As You Like it
- Olympic gold medal winning heptathlete and broadcaster
- Dianna __, nun abducted and tortured in Guatemala in 1989
- Japanese dish made with vinegared rice
