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  1. 1.The largest settlement in the Aleutian Islands
  2. 2.Banda __, Indonesian city devastated by tsunami in 2004
  3. 3.François __, 1981 - 1995
  4. 4.__ Joplin and Ian, musicians
  5. 5.Sue Townsend's eponymous diarist
  6. 6.François __, 2012 - 2017
  7. 7.MP who has twice served as Leader of the Opposition
  8. 8.__ Millican, comedian
  9. 9.__ Fielding, comedian
  10. 10.Charles __, 1959 - 1969
  11. 11.Journalist and author of Gulag: a history (2003)
  12. 12.__ Madrid, football club
  13. 13.Leaving __, 1995 film starring Nicholas Cage and Elizabeth Shue
  14. 14.__ Oliver, friend of Hercule Poirot?
  15. 15.Host of the 2023 FIFA World Cup
  16. 16.__ bin Laden, founder of al-Qaida
  17. 17.Louis-Hector __, French composer known for his Symphonie fantastique
  18. 18.Christian __, French fashion designer
  19. 19.Eric __, author of The Age of Extremes (1994)
  20. 20.Film for which Kathryn Bigelow won the Oscar for best direction
  21. 21.Singer whose albums include A Day Without Rain (2000)
  22. 22.Irish writer known for her travels on a bicycle
  23. 23.An unexceptional follower or imitator
  24. 24."__ was it in that dawn to be alive" - Wordsworth on the French Revolution
  25. 25.The peninsula that includes Spain and Portugal
  26. 26.Zimbabwe's second city
  27. 27.Ottorino __(1879-1936), composer known for his tone poems
  28. 28.Henry __, author of Vitaï Lampada
  29. 29.German city on the Baltic coast
  30. 30.Scarlett or Kimball __ - fictional heroes?
  31. 31.By-product of cheese production
  32. 32.US car sharing company launched in the UK in 2006
  33. 33.Jimmy __, otherwise known as Saul Goodman
  34. 34.Barbie's friend?
  35. 35.The transposed name of Barcelona FC's home ground - often used by English speakers
  36. 36.John __, creator of an eponymous anti-virus software company
  37. 37.Cardboard flaps at the heart of the 2000 US presidential election
  38. 38.One brand name given to sildenafil
  39. 39.Egyptian president forced to step down in 2011
  40. 40.__ Society, Labour supporting thinktank founded in 1884
  41. 41.The general secretary of Unite
  42. 42.The general secretary of the RMT union
  43. 43.Christina __, general secretary of Unison
  44. 44.The general secretary of the Trades Union Congress
  45. 45.Oscar-winning film starring Emmanuelle Riva and Isabelle Huppert
  46. 46.Medical condition causing hair loss
  47. 47.The greatest?
  48. 48.Comic and movie superhero franchise
  49. 49.Blanche __, character in A Streetcar Named Desire
  50. 50.The __, one of New York's five boroughs
  51. 51.Chemical element, symbol Fe
  52. 52.8/9 - in this case the Thames
  53. 53.1992 movie directed by Robert Redford, based on the book by Norman Maclean
  54. 54.8/9 - in this case the Clyde
  55. 55.Tarka's species, in the book by Henry Williamson
  56. 56.8/9 - in the case of this Iraqi city, the Tigris
  57. 57.The branding of Comic Relief's biennial fundraiser on the BBC
  58. 58.8/9 - in this case the Tees
  59. 59.Tom __, satirist whose songs include Poisoning Pigeons in the Park
  60. 60.8/9 - in the case of this Bosnian city, the Neretva
  61. 61.Another name for bean curd
  62. 62.Name given to March 15th
  63. 63.8/9 - in the case of this Korean city, the Hangang
  64. 64.8/9 - in the case of this Asian capital, the Red
  65. 65.8/9 - in the case of this Caribbean capital, the Hope
  66. 66.Units of measurement for the intensity of sounds
  67. 67.8/9 - in the case of this ancient city of Asia Minor, the Lycus
  68. 68.Jennifer __, star of Absolutely Fabulous
  69. 69.1999 Tom Jones hit in collaboration with Mousse T.
  70. 70.8/9 - in this case the Foyle
  71. 71.8/9 - in the case of this Siberian centre of learning, the Irtysh
  72. 72.8/9 - in the case of this Austrian centre of learning, the Mur
  73. 73.Long-running Radio 4 series presented by Roger McGough
  74. 74.Southern African antelope
  75. 75.BBC Two sitcom that, unusually, was successfully adapted for Radio 4
  76. 76.The antidote to panel games?
  77. 77.Rotten __, track on the southern edge of Hyde Park in London
  78. 78.Arizona town to which Christian Bale and Russell Crowe took the 3:10 in 2007?
  79. 79.Where Radio 4 guests might listen to their favourite discs?
  80. 80.The __ Head, publishing house founded in 1887
  81. 81.__ 100, London stock market index
  82. 82.A genre of story, often expressing how societies began
  83. 83.Professional dancer who partnered Rose Ayling-Ellis to victory in Strictly Come Dancing 2021
  84. 84.Monty __, former England cricketer
  85. 85.The __ of God, nickname given to Attila the Hun
  86. 86.Followers of historical materialism?
  87. 87.One of many puppet characters created by Jim Henson
  88. 88.__ Hour, Radio 4 show presented by Emma Barnett and others
  89. 89.Great lake - and a city in Pennsylvania
  90. 90.University in New Haven, Connecticut
  91. 91.Ukrainian city captured by Russian forces in May 2022
  92. 92.Archaic form of address to male judges in the high court
  93. 93.Tube station on the Piccadilly line
  94. 94.What Kubla Khan decreed in Xanadu?
  95. 95.Poem by 14
  96. 96.Author of The Waste Land
  97. 97.River flowing through eastern Ukraine
  98. 98.The elected head of several Italian city-states
  99. 99.Commonly abbreviated name for the Ghent City Museum
  100. 100.One way to measure the carbon footprint of what we eat
  101. 101.A Danish prince - or an English village?
  102. 102.Dance band whose hits include Moving On Up (1993)
  103. 103.Sylvia __, poet who wrote The Bell Jar
  104. 104.1983 crime movie starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Al Pacino
  105. 105.Jean "Binta" __, poet whose works include The Arrival of Brighteye
  106. 106.Nickname for Newcastle United fans
  107. 107.Maya __, poet whose autobiography was I Know Why the 13/2 Sings
  108. 108.Character played by Bebe Neuwirth in Cheers and Frasier
  109. 109.Marx's writing partner
  110. 110.Carol Ann __, poet who wrote Words, Wide Night
  111. 111.Organisation known for its curation of 'ideas worth spreading
  112. 112.People who excel at technique in the arts, especially music
  113. 113.Barbra __, singer
  114. 114.The Naked __, by Desmond Morris (1967)
  115. 115.The leader of the Liberal Democrats
  116. 116.The __, 1989 sci-fi movie starring Ed Harris and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
  117. 117.Beach on which Matthew Arnold heard the pebbles' 'grating roar'?
  118. 118.__ Gates, philanthropist
  119. 119.South Africa's ruling party
  120. 120.City at the northern end of the Great Glen Way
  121. 121.The poor chap's condition in Stevie Smith's famous poem?
  122. 122.Stage name of Gordon Sumner
  123. 123.Sir David __, cartoonist who satirised Hitler
  124. 124.What Wordsworth did on September 3, 1802?
  125. 125.Plant used as a code word in the Ali Baba fables
  126. 126.Fur coat worn typically by cavalry officers
  127. 127.Declarations of forthcoming marriages in a parish church
  128. 128.The forerunner of the EU
  129. 129.Journalists' shorthand for the period from November 1978 to February 1979 in UK
  130. 130.US agency based in Langley, Virginia
  131. 131.Poetic form named for the shape created by its seven lines
  132. 132.White paper from 1969 in which the UK Labour government proposed reform of trade union law
  133. 133.Fictional dog in a long-running movie franchise
  134. 134.Walt __, US poet who sang 'the body electric'?
  135. 135.The chief mate on the Pequod in Moby-Dick
  136. 136.Actor who starred in Sound of Metal
  137. 137.Name given to the music produced in Detroit
  138. 138.The study of birds' eggs
  139. 139.The author of several of the books of the New Testament?
  140. 140.Style of visual arts and architecture associated with the 1920s
  141. 141.State in north-eastern India
  142. 142.One more unto the __, dear friends.' Henry V, Act III
  143. 143.Name given to the 1920s and 1930s, especially in the US
  144. 144.Playwright whose works include The Cherry Orchard
  145. 145.Town from which protesters marched to London in 1936
  146. 146.Animal admired by Ogden Nash for its ability 'in such a fix to be so fertile
  147. 147.Poet whose birth is celebrated each January 25th
  148. 148.French artist and founder of an eponymous wax museum
  149. 149.Palace and fortress in Granada
  150. 150.David __, conspiracy theorist

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