| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 290 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "Fascism is the cult of ____ murder" (Marcus Garvey) | ORGANISED |
| "For zeal's a dreadful ____, / That teaches saints to tear and cant" (Samuel Butler, Hudibras) | TERMAGANT |
| "From Dan to ____" is a biblical phrase indicating the area settled by the tribes of Israel | BEERSHEBA |
| "Why, 'tis good to be sad and say ____" (As You Like It) | NOTHING |
| A case or stand in which spirit decanters are locked but visible | TANTALUS |
| A US university was named after this president of an East India Company settlement, which became Madras | Elihu Yale |
| Area of northern and eastern England under Viking rule | DANELAW |
| Australian TV's first soap opera, launched in 1958 | Autumn Affair |
| BBC2 series which started at Dover's cliffs in 2005 | COAST |
| Charlemagne's shrine is in this German city's cathedral | AACHEN |
| Conglomerate of rounded pebbles in a contrasting matrix | pudding stone |
| Director of the Oscar-winning 1969 film Women in Love | Ken Russell |
| Drug derived from vitamin A, used to treat skin conditions | retinoid |
| Easternmost and largest of the "sestieri" of Venice | castello |
| Finnish band which won the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest | LORDI |
| Former All Blacks player who was nicknamed Pinetree | Colin Meads |
| German tennis player who was ranked as world No 1 for a record 377 weeks | Steffi Graf |
| In A Fish Called Wanda, Kevin Kline played ____ West | OTTO |
| In a variant from the commonest transliteration, the composer of the piano suite Pictures at an Exhibition | Modest Moussorgsky |
| In June 2019, Boris Johnson said he would take the UK out of the EU by Halloween, "come what may, ____" | do or die |
| Informally, an early bicycle without tyres or springs | BONESHAKER |
| Inuit territory of northern Canada, created in 1999 | NUNAVUT |
| Jacobin leader, guillotined for his role in the Reign of Terror | ROBESPIERRE |
| John Greenleaf ____ was noted for anti-slavery campaigning and nostalgic poems about New England | WHITTIER |
| Musical instrument developed from the shawm in the 17th century | OBOE |
| Name of the lead character, played by Jan-Michael Vincent, in the TV show Airwolf | Stringfellow Hawke |
| Old word meaning "silvery" or made of silver | ARGENTINE |
| One hundredth of the basic monetary unit in various nations of southeast Asia | SEN |
| Propaganda/surveillance device in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four | TELESCREEN |
| Rodent making a spherical breeding nest above ground | Harvest mouse |
| Shetland peninsula with volcanic features like the inlet Calder's Geo | Esha Ness |
| Supermarket chain promoted by Muzz Khan as "Sunny" | asda |
| Surname of the playwright whose works include The Winslow Boy and The Browning Version | RATTIGAN |
| The capital of Kenya | NAIROBI |
| The first boxer to hold world titles in three different decades (1980s, 1990s and 2000s) | Evander Holyfield |
| The theme of Beethoven's "____ Variations" was later used in a symphony finale | EROICA |
| The usual American alternative to "Ltd" | INC |
| The ____ was a 1958 sci-fi horror film in which a large amoeba-like entity terrorised rural Pennsylvania | BLOB |
| To alight at the end of a railway journey | DETRAIN |
| To amicably accept a clash of opinions | agree to differ |
| Winning car maker in the first F1 World Championship | alfa romeo |
| ____ became a comic strip rival to Buck Rogers in 1934 | Flash Gordon |
| ____ created the detective Inspector Roderick Alleyn | Ngaio Marsh |
| ____ had a 1963 hit with I Only Want To Be With You | Dusty Springfield |
| ____ played Alice in the 1969 film Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice | Dyan Cannon |
| ____ starred as Maggie Peyton in the 2005 film Herbie: Fully Loaded | Lindsay Lohan |
| ____! was a 2003 biographical film written, directed, produced by and starring Mario Van Peebles | baadasssss |
| ____'s first novel was The World is Full of Married Men | Jackie Collins |
