The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2018 May 06

• 1963 film starring Shelley Winters, based on a Jean Genet play Crossword Clue
• Actress who gained fame as the sitcom character Barbara Good Crossword Clue
• Adam ____, host of The Last Leg Crossword Clue
• African country whose capital is Accra Crossword Clue
• An amphibian of the Anura order Crossword Clue
• An orange roan is a type of ____ Crossword Clue
• Applied retrospectively (of a law) Crossword Clue
• Arabian kingdom thought to be modern day Yemen Crossword Clue
• Archaic term for an unspecified day in the near future Crossword Clue
• Area of dead tissue caused by loss of blood supply Crossword Clue
• A title of Riccardo in Verdi’s opera A Masked Ball Crossword Clue
• A two-masted boat and an abbreviation of an army rank Crossword Clue
• Author of The Chronicles of Narnia Crossword Clue
• Author of The Moonstone Crossword Clue
• Belgian defender who joined Tottenham Hotspur in 2015 Crossword Clue
• Bob Seger single, from the album Beautiful Loser, a less common spelling of its subject Crossword Clue
• Canine friend of Blue Peter presenter John Noakes Crossword Clue
• Co-founder of Apple Computer, Inc Crossword Clue
• Coined in 1975, term for a wealthy Chelsea resident Crossword Clue
• Country of northwest Africa, its capital Nouakchott Crossword Clue
• Cricketers like Alan Knott, Tariq Iqbal, and Thomas Box Crossword Clue
• ____ drinks are used to replace minerals and salt lost by sweating Crossword Clue
• Enchantress of Greek myth who turned sailors into swine Crossword Clue
• Familiar alternative name for a German shepherd dog Crossword Clue
• Foot-operated lever Crossword Clue
• Former teletext service of ITV and Channel 4 Crossword Clue
• Forward part of a ship Crossword Clue
• German equivalent of 'that is' Crossword Clue
• Greek mathematician considered the father of geometry Crossword Clue
• Group of people serving a (usually) important person Crossword Clue
• Hapless fictional character played by Simon Jones, Chris Langham, and Martin Freeman Crossword Clue
• Harry Potter headmistress played by Maggie Smith Crossword Clue
• Home of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club Crossword Clue
• Hordeolum, a swelling of the eyelid Crossword Clue
• Ice skating jump from one foot to the other, including a half turn Crossword Clue
• Informally, a black eye Crossword Clue
• In zoology, to use arms for locomotion Crossword Clue
• Ireland’s Rockabill Island has the largest European colony of ____ terns Crossword Clue
• Joseph Kesselring black comedy play about the Brewster family Crossword Clue
• Monterrey is the capital of this Mexican state Crossword Clue
• One of two second-row players in a rugby union scrum Crossword Clue
• Political style introduced under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown Crossword Clue
• Probiotic drink containing lactobacillus casei, launched in Japan in 1935 Crossword Clue
• Republic bordered by Libya, Niger, and Sudan Crossword Clue
• Severe inability to do simple arithmetic, caused by cerebral impairment Crossword Clue
• Situation last declared in the UK by Edward Heath’s government Crossword Clue
• Soren ____ is considered a founder of existentialism Crossword Clue
• South African dish of curried mince and various other ingredients Crossword Clue
• Spanish town just across the border from Gibraltar Crossword Clue
• The class of tapeworms Crossword Clue
• 'The gods are just, and of our pleasant vices make instruments to ____ us' (The Tragedy of King Lear) Crossword Clue
• The original family name of Darth Vader Crossword Clue
• The world’s first female president of a republic Crossword Clue
• Type of neckwear named after Slavic mercenaries of the 17th century Crossword Clue
• Unintended, accidental Crossword Clue
• When describing cloud cover, one eighth of the sky Crossword Clue
• Wine of the Loire Valley, usually white Crossword Clue
• Word for 'outstanding' thought to date from around 2003 but popularised by Perez Hilton in 2009 Crossword Clue