The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 384

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1966 Beatles song on which none of the band played instruments Eleanor Rigby
1980 Golden Globe winner for her title role in Tess Nastassja Kinski
1994 black comedy crime thriller starring Kathleen Turner as an apparently ordinary Baltimore housewife Serial Mom
A 1942 issue of Astounding Science-Fiction included this Isaac Asimov story, the first in a long-running series FOUNDATION
A law court usher in Scotland MACER
A ____ car is a road vehicle or a luxurious railway carriage SALOON
Actor who played “Bones” McCoy in the original Star Trek series DeForest Kelley
Alternative to “hogget” as a name for a yearling sheep TEG
American name for a retail centre like Bicester Village outlet mall
Another name for the plant called thrift or sea-pink lady's cushion
BBC newsreader who died on 24 July George Alagiah
Becoming a collaborator with a former collaborator re-allying
Combining form which denotes the first of a series PROTO
Dutch runner Bram ____ won 800m gold at the 2006 European championships SOM
Exclusive group; originally a group of French peasants, tenants of the same lord COTERIE
First BBC TV reader (initially as a voice behind pictures) Richard Baker
Folk rock group whose albums Babel and Wilder Mind debuted at No 1 in the UK and US Mumford and Sons
Ford commercial vehicle, in production since 1965 TRANSIT
Former England footballer who died on 24 July Trevor Francis
Fry, ____, smolt, salmon PARR
Germanic hymns; solemn brass passages, eg in Brahms or Mahler symphonies CHORALES
Giving off an unpleasant strong odour MIASMATIC
Harold Wilson held the title Baron of ____ RIEVAULX
Having many plane faces POLYHEDRAL
Clues Answers
Head of Springfield Elementary School in The Simpsons Seymour Skinner
In Scotland and northern England, an ascending path upgang
Informal name for glandular fever kissing disease
Light rail transport vehicle with body sections linked by flexible joints Articulated tram
Noodle type similar to bigoli or pici pasta UDON
Northern diving duck, the male having mainly black plumage SCOTER
Of the soul, to pass from a dying body to a living one TRANSMIGRATE
Old name for cattle or sheep diseases, sometimes used to describe a biblical plague of Egypt MURRAIN
Outdoorsy or countrified, based on a type of cloth TWEEDY
People in authority or with a high military rank top brass
Piedmont region famed for its sparkling wine ASTI
Poetic word meaning shining or glistening NITID
Renunciation of religious faith APOSTASY
Russia’s Yenisei River flows into this part of the Arctic Ocean Kara Sea
Silicate of aluminium named after part of Spain ANDALUSITE
Small dog breed such as Blenheim or Cavalier King Charles toy spaniel
The grouchy Muppet of Sesame Street OSCAR
The groundhog in the film Groundhog Day Punxsutawney Phil
The main focus of Thomas Malory’s The Book of Sir ____ de Lyones was a famous chivalric love story TRISTRAM
The operetta Die ____ has a plot from a play by the librettists of Bizet’s Carmen and Offenbach’s La Belle Hélène fledermaus
The Sarum ____ was the main form of liturgy in pre-Reformation England RITE
The world’s smallest state, to locals Citta del Vaticano
Twitter’s old logo was named after this basketball star Larry Bird
US actress who starred in 14 films with William Powell Myrna Loy