| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 158 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| “Being a ____ has made it possible for me to get insulted in places where the average Negro could never hope to go and get insulted” (Sammy Davis Junior) | STAR |
| “I think I’m gonna be sad” starts this Beatles song | ticket to ride |
| “The people are civilised, friendly and highly educated. Even my ____ had an MBA” (David Cameron, about Macedonia) | tour guide |
| “The ____ of the goat is the bounty of God” (William Blake) | LUST |
| 1967 pop art piece by David Hockney | A Bigger Splash |
| A building inscription, or a quotation starting a chapter | EPIGRAPH |
| A poison which is destructive to nerve tissue | NEUROTOXIN |
| A prisoner or patient | INMATE |
| A voile of silk or other thin fabric | NINON |
| American actor whose roles included that of the recording engineer in Five Easy Pieces | Richard Stahl |
| Ancient name for the most northerly inhabited place | THULE |
| Anything north of Watford Gap | OWT |
| Author of The Cherry Orchard | Anton Chekhov |
| BBC cookery show currently narrated by India Fisher | MASTERCHEF |
| Between Bootes and Leo, the only modern constellation named after a real person | Coma Berenices |
| Comedian who said “I get credit all the time for things I never said” | Groucho Marx |
| Credo | I believe |
| Crime drama series whose theme tune was Eye Level | Van der Valk |
| Deceitful sorcerer of The Faerie Queene | archimago |
| Football league club founded in 2004 | MK Dons |
| Formula One driver whose best finish to date was fourth in the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix | Carlos Sainz |
| Francesco ____ was a major composer of early madrigals | corteccia |
| French phrase meaning “as a last resort” or “at worst” | au pis aller |
| Gail Honeyman’s Eleanor ____ is Completely Fine won the 2017 Costa debut novel award | OLIPHANT |
| Horse which Caligula reputedly intended to make a consul | incitatus |
| In the UK, this facial birth defect is normally repaired in the first year of life | cleft palate |
| Informally, a level on a scale | NOTCH |
| Informally, The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team | Red Arrows |
| Italianate village just outside Snowdonia National Park | PORTMEIRION |
| Kyiv is the capital of this country | UKRAINE |
| London suburb between Richmond and Putney | East Sheen |
| London thoroughfare connecting the Strand and Ludgate Hill | Fleet Street |
| Long-standing magazine reviewing classical recordings | GRAMOPHONE |
| Melodious, relating to a singer and musician of Greek myth | ORPHEAN |
| Princess Charlotte of Cambridge is Prince Andrew’s ____ | great-niece |
| Racing circuit called “the Green Hell” by Jackie Stewart | nurburgring |
| Robert Gubby, aka Bobby ___, is a member of Bucks Fizz | GEE |
| Sanskrit hymn collection, one of Hinduism’s four canonical texts | Rig Veda |
| Shropshire town closely associated with Abraham Darby | IRONBRIDGE |
| Sports car launched in 2008, codenamed Project Eagle | Lotus Evora |
| Swedish footballer who has played for Ajax, Juventus, Barcelona and Manchester United | Zlatan Ibrahimovic |
| The cities of Seattle and Tacoma are on Washington state’s ____ Sound | PUGET |
| The common name for Mustela erminea | STOAT |
| The common people, from Greek for “the many” | hoi polloi |
| The common ____ is one of India’s most dangerous snakes | KRAIT |
| The only female prime minister of France | Edith Cresson |
| To distribute printed information to people or homes | LEAFLET |
| Valley in which, according to the Bible, kings of Judah sacrificed children | GEHENNA |
| Winter sports resort of the Cairngorms National Park | AVIEMORE |
| ____ fertilisation creates test-tube babies | in vitro |
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