The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2017 Oct 15

• A feeling of horror or revulsion Crossword Clue
• A name for some shrikes Crossword Clue
• An Etonian oarsman, rather than a cricketer Crossword Clue
• Arkwright and Granville sitcom Crossword Clue
• Armenian composer of the ballets Gayane and Spartacus Crossword Clue
• A young Italian man Crossword Clue
• Bellini opera based on the English Civil War Crossword Clue
• Capital of France’s Eure department, whose name comes from the Gallic Eburovices tribe Crossword Clue
• Cocktails with vodka, coffee liqueur and cream or milk Crossword Clue
• Crackling on a vinyl record Crossword Clue
• Director of Rosemary’s Baby in 1968 and Chinatown in 1974 Crossword Clue
• Distance calculator Crossword Clue
• England’s World Cup-winning manager Crossword Clue
• Eponymous outlaw in a Walter Scott novel Crossword Clue
• Formally install in office Crossword Clue
• Former Parisian palace designed for Catherine of Medici and burnt down in 1871 Crossword Clue
• Garden plants with bright red, orange or yellow flowers and edible leaves Crossword Clue
• German art song — usually for solo voice with piano Crossword Clue
• Home of Nigeria’s oldest university, and capital of the state of Oyo Crossword Clue
• Hypnotic, tranquillising drug taken for the relief of insomnia Crossword Clue
• Impose beliefs upon Crossword Clue
• In botany, split into three parts Crossword Clue
• Informally, parts of the human heart Crossword Clue
• In showjumping, a fence made of rough branches Crossword Clue
• In which Ventôse, Germinal and Thermidor appeared Crossword Clue
• John Timpson’s co-presenter on Today from 1975 to 1986 Crossword Clue
• Latin phrase indicating that something is the direct consequence of an action Crossword Clue
• Liliaceous plant, or its juice used in skin and hair preparations Crossword Clue
• London metropolitan borough which became part of Tower Hamlets in 1965 Crossword Clue
• Millwall’s football ground in Cold Blow Lane from 1910 to 1993 Crossword Clue
• Mozart opera in which Pamina and Papageno appear Crossword Clue
• Music-hall entertainer Harry ____ wrote and sang Roamin' in the Gloamin' Crossword Clue
• Name first used for François Leclerc du Tremblay, Richelieu’s right-hand man Crossword Clue
• Official South African governmental policy of racial segregation, renounced in 1992 Crossword Clue
• Old English epic in which the dragon Grendel is mortally wounded Crossword Clue
• Pants and knickers Crossword Clue
• Public transport route from Stanmore to Stratford Crossword Clue
• River in Guyana, or a type of brown sugar Crossword Clue
• Small portable organs Crossword Clue
• Soviet president who introduced glasnost and perestroika Crossword Clue
• Spanish port on the Bay of Biscay, where a film festival has been held since 1953 Crossword Clue
• Spike of small flowers on trees and shrubs such as willow Crossword Clue
• Stricken with reverential fear Crossword Clue
• The capital of Croatia Crossword Clue
• The Crewe ____ were featured in Gridiron UK, a film about American football Crossword Clue
• The decisive 1942 second battle of ____ was the watershed of the Western Desert campaign Crossword Clue
• The dramatic ____ relate to action, time and place Crossword Clue
• The eviction of tenants from large Scottish estates in the early 19th century Crossword Clue
• The king is persuaded to marry Reignier's daughter ____, at the end of Henry VI Part 1 Crossword Clue
• The principal presenter of Today from 1958 to 1970 Crossword Clue
• The privatisation of the bus industry following the 1985 Transport Act Crossword Clue
• The ____ Times or 'Pink ’Un' was founded in 1888 Crossword Clue
• 'Tinopolis' in South Wales, home of the Scarlets rugby union team Crossword Clue
• Writer of contemptible verse Crossword Clue