| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 244 |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Handel’s ____” is the aria Ombra mai fu, from his opera Xerxes | LARGO |
| “Italy’s version of an open-face omelette”, in the words of Delia Smith | FRITTATA |
| “Oh ____, I long to hear you, Away you rolling river” (Song lyrics) | SHENANDOAH |
| Appear calm despite adverse circumstances | Put on a brave face |
| Asmara is the capital of this African country on the Red Sea | ERITREA |
| At Eton, a scholar who is not a colleger | OPPIDAN |
| Branded block of bouillon, sold since 1910 | Oxo cube |
| Chinese dish of vegetables, and sometimes meat, served in a pancake | Spring roll |
| Former Scottish county of which Forfar was the county town | ANGUS |
| Goat Fell is the highest peak on this Firth of Clyde island | ARRAN |
| Gunman who shoots from undercover | SNIPER |
| Gypsum used in casts for moulds or bone fractures | Plaster of Paris |
| I Dreamed a Dream, the UK’s fastest selling debut album ever, was made by this Britain’s Got Talent contestant | Susan Boyle |
| In 1993, Cohse, Nalgo and Nupe merged to form ____ | UNISON |
| John Adams, last survivor of a group of Bounty mutineers including Fletcher Christian, was found on ___ in 1808 | pitcairn island |
| London’s “most vital junction”, a roundabout with the Wellington Arch at its centre | Hyde Park Corner |
| Lord of Masham, a conspirator in Shakespeare’s Henry V | SCROOP |
| Luxurious railway carriage | PULLMAN |
| Malcolm Hebden plays ____ Cole in Coronation Street | NORRIS |
| Mike Yarwood, Jon Culshaw or Alistair McGowan | IMPRESSIONIST |
| Netflix drama series about the Byrde family and their money-laundering enterprises, after their move from Chicago | OZARK |
| Of the nose | RHINAL |
| Ornamental pot or trough for plants | JARDINIERE |
| Perform a military ceremony marking the day’s end | Beat the retreat |
| Pineapple juice, rum and coconut milk | pina colada |
| Police informants | NARKS |
| Related to the topic | GERMANE |
| River with its source near Kemble in the Cotswolds | THAMES |
| Saudi-born leader of al-Qaeda, killed by US special forces in Pakistan in 2011 | Bin Laden |
| Small South American monkey with distinctive ear tufts | MARMOSET |
| Something now available again | REISSUE |
| South American rodent with highly valued fur | CHINCHILLA |
| Strong fine cotton thread | LISLE |
| Tectonic boundary between the North American and Pacific plates in California | san andreas fault |
| Tenderloin fillet, covered with pâté or mustard, chopped mushrooms and Parma ham, wrapped in puff pastry | beef wellington |
| The largest of the Isles of Scilly | St Marys |
| The music of Mary J Blige and Smokey Robinson | Rhythm and blues |
| The royal house of Scottish monarchs from 1371 to 1714 | STUART |
| The subsistence theory of ____ was part of classical economics | WAGES |
| The world’s first adhesive postage stamp, first issued on May 1, 1840 | Penny Black |
| To split, or to adhere | CLEAVE |
| Twig of a plant used as a graft | SCION |
| US book club which has published its own editions of new books since 1927 | literary guild |
| US comedian, whose signature song was Thanks For The Memory | bob hope |
| US golfer, nicknamed Supermex, who won six major titles in the 1960s and 1970s | Lee Trevino |
| Where your international mobile subscriber identity is stored | SIM card |
| William Jefferson ____ was the 42nd US president | CLINTON |
| ____ won his first best actor Oscar for the 1992 film Scent of a Woman | Al Pacino |
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