| “It’s a maxim not to be despised. ‘Though peace be made, yet it’s ____ that keeps peace?’” (Oliver Cromwell) |
INTEREST |
| “La ____” is the Italian name for the first concerto in Vivaldi’s Four Seasons |
PRIMAVERA |
| 1999 film about derivatives broker Nick Leeson |
Rogue Trader |
| 2002 animated film featuring Manny, Sid and Diego |
ice Age |
| A convulsive muscular twitch |
TIC |
| A ____ is traditionally used to ease nettle stings |
dock leaf |
| Ancient area including much of modern Ukraine |
SCYTHIA |
| Anthem sung at every coronation of a British monarch since 1727 |
Zadok the Priest |
| Archbishop of Canterbury who crowned Queen Elizabeth II at her coronation |
Geoffrey Fisher |
| Author of An Inconvenient Truth |
Al Gore |
| Before this time, archaically |
ERENOW |
| Chest pain caused by a heart condition |
ANGINA |
| Clerk, a friend of Nicholas Nickleby in the Dickens novel |
Newman Noggs |
| Collectively, vehicles not stopping on a city’s roads |
through traffic |
| Cross between buffalo and cow |
CATTALO |
| Designer of the royal family’s most recent coronation outfits |
Norman Hartnell |
| European space probe which investigated Halley’s comet in 1986 |
GIOTTO |
| Fictional murderer whose pie-making partner in crime is Mrs Lovett |
sweeney todd |
| First name of the former boxer known as The Real Deal |
EVANDER |
| Former name of Sulawesi |
CELEBES |
| Frankie Laine’s UK No 1 single at the time of the coronation |
I believe |
| German city where Beck’s Beer is brewed |
BREMEN |
| Group whose single Lonely This Christmas was the Christmas No 1 in 1974 |
MUD |
| Horace poem also called The Epistle to the Pisones |
Ars Poetica |
| In 1996, ____ received an award recognising her as the best-selling French language singer in history |
Celine Dion |
