The Times - Specialist - August 26 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 124
Clues	Answers
"A play for voices" set in Llareggub	under milk wood
"Crazy" was one of US country music singer Patsy ____'s greatest hits, in 1961	CLINE
"The greatest batsman of all time", whose Test batting average was 99.94	Sir Don Bradman
A cricketer's garb, colloquially	WHITES
A male ____ has a reddish body, blue-grey head and black and white wings	CHAFFINCH
A possible birthplace for trout or turkeys	HATCHERY
A real mess or muddle	Dog's breakfast
A white Rhine wine	RUDESHEIMER
Athenian tragedian who wrote Antigone and Electra	SOPHOCLES
Australian Betty ____ is the only runner to have won Olympic gold in the 100m, 200m and 400m	CUTHBERT
Baronetcy assumed by John Buchan when he was ennobled in 1935	TWEEDSMUIR
Ben Kingsley, Whoopi Goldberg and Bono, eg	Stage names
Caesar's comment about his victory at Zela in 47BC	veni vidi vici
Captain of England in 2009 when they won their first Ashes Test at Lords since 1934	Andrew Strauss
Charitable organisation whose logo includes a gearwheel	ROTARY
Comedian who played Inspector Raymond Fowler in the BBC series The Thin Blue Line	Rowan Atkinson
Concrete causeways, built in the Second World War, linking mainland Orkney with Burray and South Ronaldsay	Churchill Barriers
Dealer in textiles and apparel	CLOTHIER
Easter ____, 1916 rebellion in Dublin which included the proclamation of an Irish Republic	RISING
Forename created for the heroine of an Exmoor novel	LORNA
Former Pakistan cricket captain, elected as the country's president in July	Imran Khan
Geoff Boycott's signature headgear	Panama hat
Headland of northwest Scotland, ten miles from Durness	Cape Wrath
Ian Rankin's Edinburgh-based inspector	REBUS
Ill-suited as partners	MISMATCHED
In ancient Greece, six ____ made a drachma	OBOLS
In sporting cliché, form is temporary but ____ is permanent	CLASS
In which we are all down for the count every ten years	CENSUSES
Infection transmitted by ticks which may affect joints, heart or brain	Lyme disease
Joined other passengers on the Flying Scotsman or Eurostar	ENTRAINED
Lord Mountbatten's home in Hampshire where Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh honeymooned	BROADLANDS
Master of the ____, the head of the civil division of the Court of Appeal	ROLLS
Memorial to Queen Victoria at one end of The Mall	Admiralty Arch
Nationality of Maria Bueno and Emerson Fittipaldi	BRAZILIAN
Native Americans who once lived in and around the southern Appalachians	CHEROKEES
Northern arm of the Pacific Ocean, renowned for its king crab fisheries	bering sea
Pass in a mountain range	COL
Refusing to yield to authority, rebellious	INSUBORDINATE
Royal dynasty which reached its zenith in the reign of Emperor Charles V	habsburgs
Small shrimp-like crustaceans, main food of baleen whales	KRILL
Southernmost point of Campbeltown's peninsula, and the 1977 Christmas No 1 for Wings	Mull of Kintyre
Sticky, heavy and unhealthy food	STODGE
Stops briefly — as Dave Brubeck might?	Takes five
Tallis ____, ensemble specialising in early choral music	SCHOLARS
Tax on goods produced for the home market	EXCISE
The common ____ is the largest antelope of southern and eastern Africa	ELAND
The family skeleton which should not be exposed to public gaze	Dirty linen
The Irish monk who founded Lindisfarne Priory	AIDAN
This gemstone is a greenish-blue form of beryl	AQUAMARINE
US actor, the star of Midnight Cowboy and Rain Man	Dustin Hoffman
Vegetable used in hummus and falafels	CHICKPEA
Wading bird with a long horizontally flattened beak	SPOONBILL
Weaken in quality	IMPAIR
Wendy ____'s first sitcom role as a middle-class housewife was in Not in Front of the Children	CRAIG
Wife of Louis XIII of France and daughter of Philip III of Spain	Anne of Austria
Winter sport with cross-country and jumping events	Nordic skiing
Without complications or conditions	No strings attached