| Jockey who won the 2016 Grand National on Rule The World |
David Mullins |
| Marsh bird noted for its booming call |
BITTERN |
| Members of one branch of Islam |
SHIITES |
| Minister for the Olympics 2005-2010 |
Tessa Jowell |
| Name of French origin for a horse-drawn hackney carriage |
FIACRE |
| Nebraska’s largest city |
OMAHA |
| Organisation headed by Audrey Azoulay and headquartered in Place de Fontenoy, Paris |
UNESCO |
| Pharisee who helped prepare Christ’s body for burial after the crucifixion |
NICODEMUS |
| Practical joker of German folklore, depicted in a Richard Strauss tone poem |
Till Eulenspiegel |
| Richard ____ wrote Watership Down |
ADAMS |
| Samuel Johnson’s Prince of Abissinia |
RASSELAS |
| Sculpture by Auguste Rodin |
The Thinker |
| Siamese cat with dark brown fur on face, paws, and tail |
SEALPOINT |
| Significant escape of blood from the circulatory system |
HAEMORRHAGE |
| Site of an infamous 1960 massacre in South Africa |
sharpeville |
| South American rodent related to the guinea pig |
CAVY |
| South Korean car manufacturer, defunct since 1999 |
DAEWOO |
| Spanish city with a Burial of the Sardine festival on the Saturday after Easter |
MURCIA |
| The garden where Jesus and his disciples slept the night before the crucifixion |
GETHSEMANE |
| The Jewish Feast of Lots |
PURIM |
| The plump, winged boy of renaissance and baroque art |
PUTTO |
| The twin city of Saint Paul |
MINNEAPOLIS |
| There are approximately 2025 yards in a ____ mile |
NAUTICAL |
| Thin strip of wood often used in plastering |
LATH |
| To believe, or to assume provisionally |
SUPPOSE |
| Type of sun hat; an African antelope |
TOPI |
| Workplace for some political journalists |
press gallery |
| ____ I ruled Macedon from 413 to 399 BC |
ARCHELAUS |
| ____ Upon Everything was a book with advice on topics such as 'Invalid soup', 'To kill flies', and 'Charades' |
Enquire Within |
| ____... with Jools Holland, a BBC live music show |
LATER |