| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 154 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| 1997 animated film, retelling the childhood of Tsar Nicholas II's daughter, voiced by Meg Ryan | ANASTASIA |
| 2014 comedy drama film starring Jodi Rutherford as Katie McGrath | Leading Lady |
| 3, in cards or dice | TREY |
| A very small square tile of stone used in mosaics | TESSELLA |
| An authoritative decree | ORDINANCE |
| Attempting | ESSAYING |
| Australian tennis player who won 12 Grand Slam singles titles including Wimbledon in 1964 and 1965 | Roy Emerson |
| Basis of a belief or course of action | RATIONALE |
| Best-selling song of John Lennon's solo career | IMAGINE |
| Bright orange colouring matter obtained from the seeds of a tropical American tree | ANNATTO |
| Changes of wave frequency causing the rise and fall of pitch as a train passes you | Doppler effect |
| Computer-animated 2005 DreamWorks film about animals from Central Park Zoo living in an island jungle | MADAGASCAR |
| Cricketer Ben ____ holds the record for England's fastest ever Test double-century | STOKES |
| Draw a weapon from its case | UNSHEATHE |
| Dry white wine made in Burgundy's Côte de Beaune | montrachet |
| En français, let's get back to the matter in hand | Revenons a nos moutons |
| Former mining town in the Rhondda where Churchill sent troops to reinforce police facing rioting miners in 1910 | TONYPANDY |
| Fred ____ played piano and sang I Won't Dance in the 1935 musical film Roberta | ASTAIRE |
| Fuel supplied by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey | ESSO |
| Impede the motion of | ENCUMBER |
| In 1982, the Prince of Wales gave a royal warrant to ____ as a motor car manufacturer | Aston Martin |
| Johan Cruyff played for and managed this football team | AJAX |
| Johann Strauss operetta which includes Adele's Laughing Song | Die Fledermaus |
| Knighted actor who said 'Acting is a masochistic form of exhibitionism. It is not quite the occupation of an adult.' | Lord Olivier |
| Lake District reservoir serving Manchester | THIRLMERE |
| Meadowland on the south bank of the Thames near Egham where a historic signing was held in 1215 | RUNNYMEDE |
| Medieval parade ridiculing (eg) an unfaithful husband | skimmington |
| Member of Les Six who composed the surrealist ballet Le Boeuf sur le toit | Darius Milhaud |
| Music for trombone, cello or bassoon may use the ____ | tenor clef |
| Princely state of north-central India, annexed by Britain in 1856 | OLDS |
| Scottish engineer, dubbed 'Colossus of Roads' by his friend Robert Southey | thomas Telford |
| Sees, but not dioceses! | Lays eyes on |
| Someone ____ something is determined to get it | Hell-bent on |
| Statesman who wrote Coningsby | DISRAELI |
| Term of address to a Portuguese girl | SENHORITA |
| Terry ____ lived and worked with Gavin Maxwell at Camusfearna and was later a co-presenter of Animal Magic with Johnny Morris | nutkins |
| The only breed of monkey to live in the wild in Europe | Barbary ape |
| The playing positions on this mixed gender basketball team's roster include 'showman' | Harlem Globetrotters |
| The Royal Northern Sinfonia is based at Sage ____, which was designed by Norman Foster and opened in 2004 | GATESHEAD |
| The ____ magazine was the first colour supplement in a UK newspaper | Sunday Times |
| The ____ of Liff, Douglas Adams's book of place names which describe feelings or items for which no English term exists | MEANING |
| The ____, Scott Joplin rag used as theme music for The Sting | ENTERTAINER |
| This duke's seat is Inveraray Castle | ARGYLL |
| Tradename for adhesive bandages | elastoplast |
| Tropical American shrub of the vervain family with flamboyant spikes of orange flowers | LANTANA |
| ____ became bishop of Tours in AD371 and founded the nearby Marmoutier Abbey | Saint Martin |
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