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- Ale with a "noticeable hops” flavour according to Camra
- Multi-Coloured -, classic children's TV show
- Scottish and Irish folk music and dancing event
- New Zealand city known for its geysers and hot mud pools
- Claudio -, great 20th-century Chilean pianist
- Naturally magnetic rock
- Drink said to resemble a friar's habit in colour
- Pudding made from a starchy palm-derived substance
- Double-reeded musical instrument
- Distinctive three-star asterism in the winter night sky
- Italian-born conductor who released a host of popular light music albums
- Painful muscle contraction
- Man depicted on Bank of England £10 notes from 1992 to 2003
- Udon or soba, eg
- Fish of the genus Hippocampus
- Sarah -, Britain's most successful Paralympian
- 14th-century Italian writer of the Decameron
- Historic city near Germany's border with Luxembourg
- Greek thinker associated with the pursuit of pleasure
- New Order single recorded with the England football team in 1990
- Alkaline substance once made by leaching burnt wood
- Yorkshire town where Agatha Christie was found after her 1926 disappearance
- Author of Gormenghast
- Ancient location of the Tomb of Mausolus
- Seafaring country of the classical-era Mediterranean
- Bond film with Maud Adams playing the title character
- Peggy -, Oscar winner for her role in A Passage to India
- Ravel piece used in a famous Torvill and Dean ice dance
- Legendary king of Phrygia
- Larry -, US harmonica virtuoso
- Ascorbic acid is the main cure for this disease
- London district reached by a southern extension of the Docklands Light Railway in 1999
- "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open ____ and die.” (Mel Brooks)
- Sci-fi author who created the minisaga, a story of just 50 words
- Of a court case, rejected
- Iceland's "ring road”, Route 1, was partly ____ until 2019
- Monument at the centre of Place Charles de Gaulle
- The imprisoned banker in The Shawshank Redemption
- In Bleak House, ____ secretly marries Richard Carstone
- Salad greens related to chicory
- ____, Sweet Charlotte (1964) featured Mary Astor in her final film role
- A decree, from Latin for "let it be done”
- Rome's Trevi Fountain was turned off and draped in black after the death of this actor in 1996
- The bobcat is a type of ____
- The BBC's chief news correspondent, 1989-2003
- Umbrian city whose cathedral has a west front designed by Lorenzo Maitani
- Forerunners of electric refrigerators
- Actress best known for her role as Demelza in the costume drama Poldark
- Prime minister of Canada, 1968-79 and 1980-84
- Capital of Italy's Umbria region
- A wine connoisseur
- Actress who first appeared as Sharon Watts in EastEnders in 1985
- The USA's second largest state
- Church festival celebrated on January 6
- Old name for a painter of portraits or miniatures
- "To live means to finesse the processes to which one is ____” (Bertolt Brecht)
- Not subjected to hindrance
- What Caesar reportedly said after his Pontic campaign
- The structure which houses Big Ben
- Sitcom which was a sequel to Till Death Us Do Part
- Tony ____ was Spandau Ballet's lead singer
- Device which amplifies microwaves
- VW model named after a wind from North Africa
- Breed of horse often used in dressage and show jumping
- In camping, ____ are supported by poles or frames at each end
- A policeman or police force, from a PC created by Enid Blyton
- A continuous discharge of firearms
- "The wife, where danger or ____ lurks, / Safest and seemliest by her husband stays” (Paradise Lost)
- Singer who made her film acting debut in The Bodyguard (1992)
- Artist who designed the Chupa Chups lollipop logo
- Scottish singer-songwriter who fronted new wave band the Tourists
- Racing driver who took over the French Ligier team in 1997
- Tool typically used to fix or remove spark plugs
- In binomial nomenclature, "sempervirens” denotes ____ plants
- What absolute power does absolutely, according to Lord Acton
- Upper arm bones
- As food, the stomach lining of a cow or other ruminant
- The inner peel of a citrus fruit
- Special bunch of flowers is sent over for techies
- Phrase coming from communication area
- Fulham and the like once almost lost against girls
- King's Head starters for ending the diet!
- Term for pension once received by accepted nationalist?
- Like vulgar fellow from rocky Ayrshire? Not first in English!
- Muslim title mentioned around capital of Yemen?
- Tail wagging in shelter for songbird? Could be mine
- Ruminant from horror shows?
- Winchester high flier
- Club with tiddly peer in it quietly dropping off?
- One in infectious diseases department finally provides genetic data carrier
- Hearing sounds around square reverberating
- Silk protested about sharing small money
- Not put away, still in spot of bother getting nicked
- Spymaster in Tangiers disguised as European expert?
- What's said by cast
- Guy from Austria, number 3 for Bayern Munich
- Drinks from concerns wanting introduction to Tokyo?
- Very hot like some casseroles
- Border shops strain to get lichen
- Will's crush, a juvenile infatuation