| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 292 |
| Clues | Answers |
| "They are ill ____s that think there is no land, when they can see nothing but sea" (Francis Bacon) | discoverer |
| 1960s pop idol whose hits included What Do You Want and Poor Me | adam faith |
| A New York taxi rank | CABSTAND |
| A person to whom cold callers would like to speak | HOMEOWNER |
| Actor who has starred in The Jewel in the Crown, Game of Thrones and Gosford Park | Charles Dance |
| African ruminant whose reddish-brown coat has white stripes on the upper legs | OKAPI |
| Ancient city near Tunis, destroyed by Romans in 146BC | CARTHAGE |
| Angelo Dundee was Muhammad Ali''s ____ | cornerman |
| Attempts to damage the reputations of public figures | Smear campaigns |
| Boarding school dormitory practical joke | Apple-pie bed |
| Borders location of a famous smithy | gretna green |
| Brand | TRADENAME |
| Bring goods back into the country | REIMPORT |
| British singles winner at the US Open in September | Emma Raducanu |
| Casta diva is the famous soprano solo in this opera by Bellini | NORMA |
| Chief port of the 12th-century Kingdom of Jerusalem | ACRE |
| Cinematic movement represented by Hiroshima Mon Amour and Jules et Jim | Nouvelle Vague |
| Country where leks can be spent in Durres and Vlore | ALBANIA |
| Foodstuff often accompanying meat (especially sausages) and potatoes or dumplings | SAUERKRAUT |
| Forename of Richard Nixon''s vice-president | SPIRO |
| Former biennial sailing event which included the Fastnet race | Admiral's Cup |
| Former high security prison on the Isle of Wight | PARKHURST |
| French novelist and dramatist who wrote Les Misérables | victor hugo |
| Fruit used in the early 20th century to prevent scurvy in the Royal Navy | Loganberries |
| Gilbert and Sullivan''s Iolanthe is subtitled The ____ and the Peri | PEER |
| Grandmother of Mia, Lena and Lucas Tindall | Princess Anne |
| In British forces, the naval equivalent of a major-general | rear admiral |
| In Malta, this songbird is thought of as prestigious, and domesticated | GREENFINCH |
| Lacking vigour or in a decline | at a low ebb |
| Language error such as Mike Tyson''s "I might just fade into Bolivian" comment after a 2002 defeat | MALAPROPISM |
| Large triangular park in south London where a tree in memory of the actor Jeremy Brett was planted in 2007 | Clapham Common |
| Light tanker used to supply water or fuel an aircraft | BOWSER |
| Loch ____ in the Trossachs is featured in Walter Scott''s poem The Lady of the Lake | KATRINE |
| Northern upland temporary accommodation for herdsmen | SHIELING |
| On ____ Island, off the Antrim coast, Irish was spoken by some residents until the 1960s | RATHLIN |
| Pater noster | Our Father |
| Patou is a French informal name for this livestock guardian | Pyrenean mountain dog |
| Seabird which has pinkish underparts in summer plumage | Roseate tern |
| Strangles is also known as ____ distemper | EQUINE |
| The 26 bishops representing the Church of England in parliament | Lords Spiritual |
| The capital of New York state | ALBANY |
| The Duke of Norfolk''s castle is in this West Sussex town | ARUNDEL |
| The Twelve Bens mountains dominate County Galway''s ____ National Park | CONNEMARA |
| Widely recognised and well-respected | ICONIC |
| ____ pleats are ones all folded in the same direction | KNIFE |
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