| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 196 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| "It's not ____ if they're really after you" (tagline of the 1998 film Enemy of the State) | PARANOIA |
| "Please speak now" on radio or TV | Over to you |
| "Yodelling" pop singer, first UK-based performer to have three consecutive UK No 1 hits, in 1962 | Frank Ifield |
| 16th-century luthier Andrea ____ is credited with originating the violin, viola and cello | AMATI |
| 19th-century singer Jenny Lind was the "Swedish ____" | NIGHTINGALE |
| & 20A: … and the award he received on BBC TV on December 15 | sports personality of |
| A daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne | ERATO |
| Affaire d'____, a duel | HONNEUR |
| African antelope with lyre-shaped horns | IMPALA |
| Allure | TEMPT |
| Alternative to "stalls" as the name of a theatre seating area | ORCHESTRA |
| American term for a dinner jacket | TUXEDO |
| An imaginary place where all is as bad as it could be | DYSTOPIA |
| An opening in a battlement for shooting through | EMBRASURE |
| At serious risk | on the line |
| Australian baobabs | Bottle trees |
| Cochons sauvages | sangliers |
| Duluth and Thunder Bay lie on the shore of this large body of fresh water | Lake Superior |
| Early device for measuring the altitude of stars | ASTROLABE |
| England's cricket hero in the 2019 World Cup final … | Ben Stokes |
| Feroze ____'s wife and elder son both became prime ministers of India | GANDHI |
| Fourth highest mountain in the world | LHOTSE |
| Golf club used to reach the green or get out of a hazard | WEDGE |
| Great ____, large seabird, extinct since the mid-19th century | AUK |
| Henry IV's ____ of Nantes was revoked by Louis XIV's ____ of Fontainebleau | EDICT |
| It develops into a plant's seed after fertilisation | OVULE |
| Its novels are The Man of Property, In Chancery and To Let | The Forsyte Saga |
| Maybe the amount that "makes the medicine go down" | TEASPOONFUL |
| Michael ____ was appointed as environment minister by both Margaret Thatcher and John Major | Heseltine |
| Nickname of Newcastle United | MAGPIES |
| Old Scottish love song also known as Maxwelton Braes | Annie Laurie |
| Part of a horse's foot between the fetlock and the hoof | PASTERN |
| Pianist star of At the Drop of a Hat | Donald Swann |
| Prominent rock on southwestern moorland | TOR |
| Sauce of egg yolks, lemon juice, butter, shallots and herbs | BEARNAISE |
| See 17A | THEYEAR |
| Sir ____ is Olivia's uncle in Twelfth Night | toby Belch |
| Sobriquet of Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick | KINGMAKER |
| Style of beard worn by Lenin and Boris Becker | GOATEE |
| The Dandy's wild-west strong man who ate cow pies | Desperate Dan |
| The dominant high jumping technique before the more efficient straddle replaced it in the 1950s | Western roll |
| The farthing was thus after 1956 | OBSOLESCENT |
| The parasitic plant Viscum album | MISTLETOE |
| The wild pansy | Love-in-idleness |
| The ____ of Man, Jacob Bronowski's 1973 TV series about the development of science and philosophy | ASCENT |
| To take ____ is to support one group rather than another | SIDES |
| Unlike most plant fossils, ____ wood preserves the three-dimensional form of the original organic material | PETRIFIED |
| Unwanted irregular fluctuations accompanying a transmitted electrical signal | NOISE |
| US title of an unconventional 1961 film directed by Alain Resnais, about relationships between aristocrats | Last Year at Marienbad |
| ____ and Treacle, the 1976 Dennis Potter TV play starring Denholm Elliott which was not transmitted until 1987 | BRIMSTONE |
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