The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2020 Jan 05

• 1978 comedy film starring Clint Eastwood and an orangutan called Clyde Crossword Clue
• About 130 beats per minute, in music Crossword Clue
• Actor whose first major film success was Genevieve Crossword Clue
• A decomposed snail in a ginger beer bottle in 1928 led to the case which laid the foundation of laws about ____ Crossword Clue
• A large book Crossword Clue
• Albanian warlord who ruled a near-autonomous state in the Ottoman empire based in Ioannina, visited by Byron Crossword Clue
• A name for the pan used to make a Spanish rice-based dish Crossword Clue
• A small mountain lake Crossword Clue
• A type of presenter, from a French word for “godfather” Crossword Clue
• British economist David ____ developed the theory of comparative advantage about international trade, in 1817 Crossword Clue
• Charles Dickens novel divided into five “staves” Crossword Clue
• Comedian Trevor Noah took over from Jon Stewart in 2015 as presenter of The ____ on American TV Crossword Clue
• Earache Crossword Clue
• Erectile plumage or hair Crossword Clue
• First word in the title of a long-running Jools Holland show Crossword Clue
• Founder of the short-lived UK newspaper Today Crossword Clue
• Having 20/10 rather than 20/20 vision Crossword Clue
• Home secretary succeeded by Douglas Hurd in 1985 Crossword Clue
• Hydrocarbon in natural and synthetic rubbers Crossword Clue
• In ____, (conducted) while a person is not present Crossword Clue
• In diocese of Norwich regulations, “____s should honour the dead, comfort the living and inform posterity” Crossword Clue
• In US slang, to turn from a moral to an immoral life Crossword Clue
• “I pass, like ____, from land to land; / I have strange power of speech” (Coleridge, in The Ancient Mariner) Crossword Clue
• Machine which turns and shapes wood or metal Crossword Clue
• Madonna single released between Cherish and Dear Jessie Crossword Clue
• Name used for a sight by American archers Crossword Clue
• Nursemaid employed by Europeans in colonial India Crossword Clue
• Often pink-flowered relative of the primula, native to southern Europe but sometimes growing wild in southern England Crossword Clue
• Persecution by billeting of intimidatory troops in a Huguenot home, used by Louis XIV in the 1680s Crossword Clue
• Played by Race Davies, the sister of Steve, Martin Kemp’s EastEnders character Crossword Clue
• Portrayed on TV by Barbara Hale, Perry Mason’s secretary Crossword Clue
• Possible response to fear of civil unrest or natural disaster Crossword Clue
• Scottish regular on Dragons’ Den, 2005-2015 Crossword Clue
• ____’s directorial debut was She’s Gotta Have It in 1986 Crossword Clue
• Singer whose 2007 cover of What a Wonderful World with Eva Cassidy was her first No 1 single Crossword Clue
• Song by the Script, its title in the line “Maybe I’ll get famous as ____” Crossword Clue
• Star Trek android character played by Brent Spiner Crossword Clue
• Tempranillo and garnacha tinta are the main grape varieties used to make this red wine Crossword Clue
• ____ tenens, a deputy or stand-in Crossword Clue
• The ____, a 1980 novel by Margaret Drabble, its central character a journalist called Kate Armstrong Crossword Clue
• The glossy surface of the teeth Crossword Clue
• The greatest British film of all time, according to the British Film Institute in 1999 Crossword Clue
• The most populous US city on the Rio Grande Crossword Clue
• “There is no ____ which is not true” (Miguel de Cervantes) Crossword Clue
• This was founded by Aneurin Bevan in 1948 Crossword Clue
• Translation of the name created by German psychologist William Stern for the score in his tests on students Crossword Clue
• Will Smith’s usual way of addressing the head of the household in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Crossword Clue
• Word which can precede snake, roots, and widow Crossword Clue