Category: The Guardian – Weekend
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1. __ Merkel, German chancellor
2. Dame Hilary __, author of Wolf Hall
3. London suburb, once host to Arsenal
4. See 5
5. 12 by Britten based on a novel by Herman Melville
6. 12 by Alfredo Catalani which featured in Beineixs 1981 film, Diva
7. The Library of Congresss first online database, named for the third US president
8. Eponymous hero of a 12 by the Gershwins
9. Playwright known for ENRON (2009) and Secret Diary of a Call Girl (2007-2011)
10. Bestselling Queen album from 1975
11. Artist whose works include The Umbrellas
12. Shakespeare play turned into a 12 by Verdi
13. English title of Sartres Huis Clos
14. See 18 Down
15. Ugandan airport where Israeli commandos rescued Air France passengers in 1976
16. See 5
17. Town and moor in Cornwall
18. Short hairstyle popular in the 1920s
19. Nixon __, 12 by John Adams based on real events of 1972
20. Alexander __, US sculptor known for his mobiles
21. Composer known especially for his suite, The Planets
22. Evelyn Waughs 1938 satire of the popular press
23. Chinese alcoholic drink made from distilled sorghum
24. Greek hero of the Trojan War
25. 11 9, 2018 to present
26. Town in County Armagh on the River Bann
27. Hugh __, star of House (2004-2012)
28. What is used to enter a not out batters score in cricket?
29. Ridley Scott movie about a 1993 raid on Mogadishu by US forces
30. __ Seehorn, star of Better Call Saul
31. The UKs most senior civil servant
32. US state and major river
33. See 2 Down
34. See 7
35. The __ Ground, another name for Upton Park
36. Actor known for her roles in Our Friends in the North (1996) and The Borgias (2011)
37. __ Pochettino, Manager of Tottenham Hotspur FC
38. See 18 Across
39. See 19 Across
40. City to which the Brooklyn Dodgers relocated in 1958
41. See 22
42. Cressida __, Metropolitan Police Commissioner
43. __ ODonnell, 11 9, 2005 - 2011
44. See 11
45. Whats left after milk has been curdled and strained
46. See 9
47. __ Farrell, England rugby player
48. Woman who attempted to assassinate Lenin in 1918
49. Harriet __, former slave who helped create the Underground Railroad
50. An author in New York - or a business school in Pennsylvania
51. Name given to several pharaohs of the New Kingdom
52. Character in Brookside played by Anna Friel
53. South American people - or a French sports brand
54. See 2 Down
55. See 15 Across
56. Woman who succeeded Marcos as president of the Philippines
57. Character in Seinfeld played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus
58. Indonesias main tourist destination
59. Gwyneth __, actor whose business interests include Goop
60. __ the Dick, character from South Park
61. Severus __ - wizard played by Alan Rickman in the Harry Potter films
62. __ Gordimer, Nobel laureate for literature
63. Anglicised version, used in the liturgy, of the Hebrew word for Praise the Lord
64. Indias so-called bandit queen?
65. Ancient Greek mathematician - or a French aerospace company
66. See 13
67. Country led by Giuseppe Conte
68. Stringed instrument made famous by soundtrack to The Third Man (1949)
69. Family at the centre of Pride and Prejudice
70. Beatrice __, co-founder of the London School of Economics
71. Symbol used to convey emotion, especially on messaging services
72. Mountainous route between Pakistan and Afghanistan
73. City where eponymous peace accords were agreed between Israel and the PLO in 1993
74. Shakespearian character for whom the quality of mercy is not strained?
75. Mountain 20 on Hong Kong island
76. Courtney __, singer and actor
77. South African archbishop - or a so-so degree?
78. Town in the Scottish borders, home to Queen Marys House
79. The __, 1893 painting by Munch
80. Ancient kingdom in what is now Jordan - or a city in Utah?
81. See 18 Across
82. Recurring character in Wodehouse novels
83. Charlotte __, Welsh singer
84. Desert covering much of Botswana
85. Country bordered by Mozambique and Botswana
86. City in northern Texas
87. See 3 Down
88. Magazine founded by Rosie Boycott, Marsha Rowe and others
89. Sandie __, 1960s pop singer
90. Bartholomew __, 15th century Portuguese explorer
91. __ Platell, journalist and former press secretary to William Hague
92. Man freed by Pontius Pilate in preference to Jesus
93. A legally binding declaration used especially to change ones name
94. African predators
95. Galileos response when forced to recant his view that the earth moved around the sun?
96. Island in the Inner Hebrides known for its abbey
97. Units of electrical resistance
98. Saint celebrated by Roman Catholics on 1 February
99. __, Monsieur. Marie Antoinettes last words?
100. The south-western tip of Jersey