Member of a religion regarding Haile Selassie as a manifestation of God |
RASTAFARIAN |
Move them to change aims to ensure the result you want |
GOALPOSTS |
Nickname for British commandos or US special forces |
Green Berets |
Outstanding, like famous entertainers |
STELLAR |
Peat moss |
SPHAGNUM |
People given to indulgence in pleasure and luxury |
Lotus-eaters |
Presteigne was the county town of this former Welsh county |
RADNORSHIRE |
Privates ____, 1977 farce (later filmed) about camp song and dance shows in late 1940s Singapore |
On Parade |
Rachel ____, Countdown's 'numbers girl' |
RILEY |
Rouen’s département |
Seine-Maritime |
Saxony's capital, on the Elbe |
DRESDEN |
States which are weaker than they seem |
Paper tigers |
Successor to Harold Macmillan as prime minister |
Alec Douglas-Home |
The city where John of Gaunt was born |
GHENT |
The first Bond film to star Pierce Brosnan |
GOLDENEYE |
The hod carrier who dies in James Joyce's final novel |
FINNEGAN |
The main London residence of the monarch, from 1698 to 1837 |
St James's Palace |
The strait of ____, location of Charybdis in The Odyssey |
MESSINA |
The ____ stone provided the key to the deciphering of ancient Egyptian texts |
ROSETTA |
This fish is salted and smoked to produce a bloater |
HERRING |
This may be plain, keema, or peshwari |
NAAN |
Title bestowed on Meghan Markle on her wedding day |
Duchess of Sussex |
Type of cormorant which is not seen on inland water |
SHAG |
US TV western series whose title sequence included a burning map |
BONANZA |
Vanessa Redgrave starred in this 1968 film about a pioneer of modern dance |
ISADORA |
West African country or the river that forms its boundary with Mauritania |
SENEGAL |
Worldwide crime-fighting organisation |
INTERPOL |
____ Dawg, US cartoon series with catchphrases 'Just a cotton-picking moment' and 'Dagnabbit Muskie' |
DEPUTY |
____; or, The Lass that Loved a Sailor |
HMS Pinafore |