The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 079.

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'Tinopolis' in South Wales, home of the Scarlets rugby union team LLANELLI
A feeling of horror or revulsion CREEPS
A name for some shrikes BUTCHERBIRD
A young Italian man signorino
An Etonian oarsman, rather than a cricketer Wet bob
Andrea Newmans novel ____ of Barbed Wire was adapted for a 1976 ITV drama series starring Frank Finlay BOUQUET
Arkwright and Granville sitcom Open All Hours
Armenian composer of the ballets Gayane and Spartacus KHACHATURIAN
Bellini opera based on the English Civil War I Puritani
Capital of France’s Eure department, whose name comes from the Gallic Eburovices tribe evreux
Cocktails with vodka, coffee liqueur and cream or milk White Russians
Crackling on a vinyl record STATIC
Director of Rosemary’s Baby in 1968 and Chinatown in 1974 Roman Polanski
Distance calculator RANGEFINDER
England’s World Cup-winning manager Sir Alf Ramsey
Eponymous outlaw in a Walter Scott novel Rob Roy
Formally install in office INDUCT
Former Parisian palace designed for Catherine of Medici and burnt down in 1871 TUILERIES
Garden plants with bright red, orange or yellow flowers and edible leaves NASTURTIUMS
German art song — usually for solo voice with piano LIED
Home of Nigeria’s oldest university, and capital of the state of Oyo IBADAN
Hypnotic, tranquillising drug taken for the relief of insomnia nitrazepam
Impose beliefs upon Force-feed
In botany, split into three parts TRIFID
In showjumping, a fence made of rough branches RUSTIC
In which Ventôse, Germinal and Thermidor appeared Revolutionary calendar
Informally, parts of the human heart COCKLES
John Timpson’s co-presenter on Today from 1975 to 1986 Brian Redhead
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Latin phrase indicating that something is the direct consequence of an action Ipso facto
Liliaceous plant, or its juice used in skin and hair preparations aloe vera
London metropolitan borough which became part of Tower Hamlets in 1965 POPLAR
Magnus Magnusson's Mastermind catchphrase I've started so I'll finish
Millwall’s football ground in Cold Blow Lane from 1910 to 1993 The Den
Mozart opera in which Pamina and Papageno appear The Magic Flute
Music-hall entertainer Harry ____ wrote and sang Roamin' in the Gloamin' LAUDER
Name first used for François Leclerc du Tremblay, Richelieu’s right-hand man Eminence grise
Official South African governmental policy of racial segregation, renounced in 1992 APARTHEID
Old English epic in which the dragon Grendel is mortally wounded BEOWULF
Pants and knickers UNDIES
Public transport route from Stanmore to Stratford Jubilee Line
River in Guyana, or a type of brown sugar DEMERARA
Small portable organs REGALS
Soviet president who introduced glasnost and perestroika GORBACHEV
Spanish port on the Bay of Biscay, where a film festival has been held since 1953 San Sebastian
Spike of small flowers on trees and shrubs such as willow CATKIN
Stricken with reverential fear AWED
The capital of Croatia ZAGREB
The Crewe ____ were featured in Gridiron UK, a film about American football railroaders
The decisive 1942 second battle of ____ was the watershed of the Western Desert campaign El Alamein
The dramatic ____ relate to action, time and place UNITIES
The eviction of tenants from large Scottish estates in the early 19th century CLEARANCES
The king is persuaded to marry Reignier's daughter ____, at the end of Henry VI Part 1 MARGARET
The principal presenter of Today from 1958 to 1970 Jack de Manio
The privatisation of the bus industry following the 1985 Transport Act DEREGULATION
The ____ Times or 'Pink ’Un' was founded in 1888 FINANCIAL
Writer of contemptible verse POETASTER