The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2018 Dec 02

• 1981 film about a paralysed sculptor, adapted from a TV drama and stage play by Brian Clark Crossword Clue
• 1990 action film starring Jean-Claude van Damme as a legionnaire Crossword Clue
• Agony aunt whose autobiography was titled How Did I Get Here from There? Crossword Clue
• A pig’s ____ is the source of pork chops Crossword Clue
• A plain cotton cloth Crossword Clue
• A sleeveless pullover Crossword Clue
• (Attempted) reconciliation between different religions or philosophies Crossword Clue
• A word for a large boat from the Mediterranean, apparently not related to a famous boat of Greek myth Crossword Clue
• ____ beat Serena Williams in the 2018 Wimbledon women’s singles final Crossword Clue
• Book identification code, with 13 digits since 2007 Crossword Clue
• Cannabis sativa Crossword Clue
• Charles ____ created the cartoon strip Peanuts Crossword Clue
• City in Florida’s Greater Orlando area Crossword Clue
• Computer file extension for programs rather than data Crossword Clue
• Director of films including Life of Pi and Brokeback Mountain Crossword Clue
• Eponymous time-traveller, played by Geoffrey Bayldon in a 1970s children’s TV series Crossword Clue
• Exempt from payment Crossword Clue
• Feast day held on November 1 Crossword Clue
• Final word in the text of Puccini’s La Bohème Crossword Clue
• Fluid-carrying tube in a plant or animal Crossword Clue
• Former German figure skater, a judge in one series of Dancing on Ice Crossword Clue
• Former Russian gymnast with seven floor, beam, and vault skills named after her Crossword Clue
• James single which, in three different versions, charted in 1989, 1991, and 1998 Crossword Clue
• Jane Austen novel set in the fictional village of Highbury Crossword Clue
• Largest city in France’s Moselle department Crossword Clue
• Latin-based name for rock fragments ejected from a volcano, between volcanic bombs and volcanic ash in size Crossword Clue
• Latin legal term for trespass with force and violence Crossword Clue
• Line behind which a darts player stands Crossword Clue
• “Love and ____ are the best sweeteners of tea” (Henry Fielding) Crossword Clue
• Machine often used to clean the exterior of stone buildings Crossword Clue
• Male chicken fattened for eating Crossword Clue
• Old-fashioned term for left-handedness Crossword Clue
• Old Testament book about an attempt to exterminate the Jewish nation Crossword Clue
• One of the two vegetables used to make vichyssoise Crossword Clue
• One who provokes others to anger Crossword Clue
• Opinion expressed in interviews with members of the public Crossword Clue
• Piedmont province noted for its sparkling wine Crossword Clue
• Poetry collection by Arthur Rimbaud, and a Benjamin Britten song cycle setting parts of it Crossword Clue
• Presenter of ITV’s The Big Fight Live, 1984-2010 Crossword Clue
• Racing driver known as The Stig on Top Gear Crossword Clue
• The current 10 Down for Defence Crossword Clue
• The final studio album by the Beatles Crossword Clue
• The first of Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels Crossword Clue
• The muse of epic poetry Crossword Clue
• “The smiles of love adorn, — / ____ / Makes countless thousands mourn!” (Robert Burns) Crossword Clue
• The Swedish version of mulled wine Crossword Clue
• The trumpet major of Thomas Hardy’s novel Crossword Clue
• “Thousands have lived without love, not one without ____” (W H Auden) Crossword Clue
• Title given to a cabinet minister in charge of a department Crossword Clue
• Title given to a Muslim fighter against infidels Crossword Clue
• To soften or smooth Crossword Clue
• Tropical tree or the orange food dye derived from it Crossword Clue
• Turn into vinegar Crossword Clue
• Weeds with yellow flowers, milky juice and edible leaves Crossword Clue
• What a judge does before the jury retires Crossword Clue
• Wood also known as “African teak” Crossword Clue