The Times - Specialist - January 28 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 094
Clues	Answers
15th and 23rd Canadian prime minister	TRUDEAU
1940 western in which Jean Arthur plays the first female settler in Tucson	ARIZONA
&16 Juche is the state ideology of this nation [Two words]	NORTH
&2 Ballerina star of the 1948 film The Red Shoes and wife of broadcaster Ludovic Kennedy [Two words]	MOIRA
See 19	KOREA
See 3	SHEARER
A bundle of arrows	SHEAF
A hole in the wall	Cash machine
A portion of a share issue	TRANCHE
A ____ triangle has unequal sides and angles	SCALENE
Adios, hwyl fawr or arrivederci	GOODBYE
Although it is one of two national official languages, Arabic is not used in ____ passports	ISRAELI
Anthony Joshua’s current boxing division	HEAVYWEIGHT
Bowlers such as Chandrasekhar and Anil Kumble	Leg-spinners
Branch of Tynwald consisting of 24 elected members	House of Keys
British nurse, executed in Brussels in 1915	Edith Cavell
Capital of Belgium’s Wallonia region	NAMUR
Central American capital city severely damaged by earthquakes in 1931 and 1972	MANAGUA
Composer of Holberg Suite and Wedding Day at Troldhaugen	GRIEG
County town, formerly a major centre of shoe-making	NORTHAMPTON
David Bowie’s song about Major Tom, released in 1969	Space Oddity
Debussy checked proof copies of La Mer at Eastbourne’s ____ Hotel	GRAND
Distance between camera lens and film or image sensor	Focal length
Ecuador’s currency before it was replaced with the US dollar in 2000	SUCRE
Female film star	Leading Lady
Garlic mayonnaise	AIOLI
Gene ____ played obsessive cop Popeye Doyle	HACKMAN
Geoff Capes, Tomasz Majewski and Valerie Adams	shotputters
Gold coin first issued in Venice in 1284	DUCAT
Historically, a territorial area around Dublin or Calais	English Pale
Historically, the USA’s busiest immigrant inspection station, opened in 1892	Ellis Island
Home ground of the only amateur club in the Scottish Professional Football League	Hampden Park
Hygienic equipment for babies’ feeding bottles	sterilisers
In grammar, locative and vocative	CASES
Islands, the southernmost part of the continental USA	Florida Keys
Jane ____, the only female film director to receive the Palme D’Or — for The Piano, in 1993	CAMPION
London's first suburban cemetery, opened in 1832, where Wilkie Collins and Decimus Burton are buried	Kensal Green
Melvyn ____ is the presenter of In Our Time on Radio 4	BRAGG
Narrator of Moby-Dick	ISHMAEL
Novel about middle-class life by Joanna Trollope or Mary Wesley, say	Aga saga
Old Testament scholars and teachers of the Jewish law	SCRIBES
One of two conflicts over the mastery of South Africa	Boer War
Oscar ____ was the lyricist for Showboat and Oklahoma!	HAMMERSTEIN
Possible dish after prawn cocktail at a 1970s dinner party	Chicken Kiev
River which flows through Assam and Bangladesh	BRAHMAPUTRA
Roy ____, captain of Manchester United from 1997 to 2005	KEANE
Seaport on the coast of western Syria, opposite the northeastern tip of Cyprus	LATAKIA
Self-centred folk	EGOISTS
Small harpsichords with one manual	SPINETS
Suet pudding containing dried fruit	spotted dick
The first production of this 1973 Peter Shaffer play starred Alec McCowen as Dysart and Peter Firth as Alan Strang	EQUUS
The paper crane is the best-known creation in this art	ORIGAMI
The Three Sisters are ridges on the southern side of this Scottish valley	Glen Coe
The vicissitudes of life	Ups and downs
Theology promoting reconciliation between churches	IRENICS
Thick soup of leeks, potatoes, and cream, served cool	VICHYSSOISE
Trademark for reflecting roadstud invented by Percy Shaw	CATSEYE
Uncontrolled expansion of a city	Urban sprawl
Unsparing critics	Dutch uncles
Water lily, associated with a position and eaters	LOTUS
Where Gigi Hadid, Adriana Lima and Liu Wen perform	CATWALK
Wine from northern Spain	RIOJA
Yellow-flowered weed, also called dog standard	RAGWORT
____ declared independence from Ethiopia in 1993	ERITREA