| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 234 |
| Clues | Answers |
| “I humbly give you leave to depart; and if a merry meeting may be wished, God ____ it!” (Much Ado About Nothing) | PROHIBIT |
| “Our happiest moments are spent trying to ____ new varieties of victimhood” (JG Ballard) | think up |
| “Royally? Why, it ____ no king?” (Richard II) | CONTAINS |
| 1945 children’s novel by E B White, adapted as a partly animated film in 1999 | Stuart Little |
| 1987 Wim Wenders film about immortal angels in Berlin | Wings Of Desire |
| A genus of succulent plants with thick tapering leaves | ALOE |
| A name for the House of Lords | Gilded Chamber |
| A West Indian gang member | YARDIE |
| According to a blue plaque on ____, it was the site of the world’s first regular high definition TV broadcasts, in 1936 | Alexandra Palace |
| Along with Walking Tune and Mock Morris, Handel in ____ was one of Percy Grainger’s “Room-music tit-bits” | the Strand |
| Any organic compound containing the divalent radical –CO.NH.CO.– | IMIDE |
| Archaically, a bottomless pit | ABYSM |
| Became swollen | tumesced |
| Brothers and sisters | SIBLINGS |
| Building material made with earth, water and organic material such as straw | ADOBE |
| Canadian comedian who presents the BBC Two reality series Hair | Katherine Ryan |
| Casual clothing | LEISUREWEAR |
| Cigarette brand, a sponsor of the former Equipe Ligier Formula One team | GITANES |
| Coastal town, south of Cardiff, once known as the Garden by the Sea | PENARTH |
| Director of Dog Day Afternoon | Sidney Lumet |
| Extemporised remarks | ad-libs |
| First name of the central character in The Last of The Mohicans | NATHANIEL |
| Former statute which excluded women from succession to the French crown | Salic law |
| Francis Xavier ____ is the protagonist of four comic novels by Anthony Burgess | ENDERBY |
| General of the Volscian army in Coriolanus | Tullus Aufidius |
| Geological theory which made Alfred Wegener’s concept of continental drift widely accepted | plate tectonics |
| Himalayan region, also called Little Tibet, to the south of K2 | baltistan |
| Iconic Star Wars line delivered by Obi-Wan Kenobi | use the force Luke |
| Informally, in a helpless position | over a barrel |
| Of a cow, pregnant | in calf |
| Of a nerve, conveying impulses towards the brain or spinal column | afferent |
| One who has abandoned their religion | APOSTATE |
| Opening track of the Beatles album Abbey Road | Come Together |
| Poetic word for a male lover or suitor | SWAIN |
| Presenter of BBC News at Six since 2003 | George Alagiah |
| Short railway tracks used for shunting or storage | SIDINGS |
| Soviet Russia’s news agency, created in 1925 | TASS |
| Sykurmolarnir, the group which launched the career of Björk | The Sugarcubes |
| Tennyson’s name for cicadas, apparently a mistranslation from German | balm-crickets |
| The extreme sport of jumping into the sea from a cliff | tombstoning |
| The penultimate collaboration of Gilbert and Sullivan | Utopia Limited |
| The quality of being meagre or scarce | EXIGUITY |
| The ____ is also known as Custer’s Last Stand | Battle of Little Bighorn |
| Those which consisted of ten asses in ancient Rome | DENARII |
| To succeed, or to bribe | pay off |
| Traditional Christmas desserts | plum puddings |
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