The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2020 Apr 05

• 007 is thus, as a killer Crossword Clue
• 1.76 pints Crossword Clue
• 1st Baron Tweedsmuir, governor of Canada 1935-40, who wrote Huntingtower Crossword Clue
• Actress who has played Raquel Wolstenhulme in Coronation Street, and Celia’s daughter in 28D Crossword Clue
• Alain-Fournier’s only novel, about lost love and the mysterious world between childhood and adulthood Crossword Clue
• Angry or excited Crossword Clue
• An important form of communication for users of airports Crossword Clue
• A physical exercise also called the trunk-curl Crossword Clue
• BBC sports commentator at 11 summer Olympics and long-time presenter of Grandstand and A Question of Sport Crossword Clue
• Breathes out Crossword Clue
• Co-host of The One Show with Christine Bleakley, from 2007 to 2010 Crossword Clue
• Composer of Belshazzar’s Feast and Crown Imperial Crossword Clue
• Early evening BBC TV programme mixing news, consumer affairs and light entertainment, broadcast 1969-83 Crossword Clue
• Flexible armour made of riveted metal rings Crossword Clue
• Float ____ is made by the Pilkington process Crossword Clue
• Former docklands are often sites for urban ____ projects Crossword Clue
• Heavy hard-wearing fabric of coated canvas for protection from the sun, wind and rain Crossword Clue
• Host of live music TV programmes The Tube and Later… with ____ Crossword Clue
• In cricket, close an innings before the tenth wicket falls Crossword Clue
• In the Bible, the youth who received divine protection when thrown into a lions’ den Crossword Clue
• Leaves of the plant Camellia sinensis Crossword Clue
• Like Florence’s baptistery or Ely Cathedral’s central tower Crossword Clue
• London thoroughfare on which the Athenaeum, the Reform Club and the Travellers Club are situated Crossword Clue
• Member of a practically extinct US offshoot of the Quakers, practising a celibate and communal lifestyle Crossword Clue
• Musical term meaning “slowly” Crossword Clue
• “Of course, fanatical Communists and ____s generally can be respected, even if they are mistaken” (George Orwell) Crossword Clue
• Our associated weekly publication about the world of books Crossword Clue
• Overshadowed in importance or power Crossword Clue
• Permission from a bishop for a priest to leave a diocese to take up a new appointment elsewhere Crossword Clue
• Prizewinning creator of Fleabag Crossword Clue
• Romantic comedy about the widowed Alan Buttershaw and Celia Dawson Crossword Clue
• Roped tussles often seen at county shows and the like Crossword Clue
• Scottish landmark which Robert Louis Stevenson called “A hill for magnitude, a mountain in virtue of its bold design” Crossword Clue
• Secretary of the Bank of England from 1898 to 1908 who wrote a children’s classic Crossword Clue
• Small, agile songbirds with black, white and pink plumage Crossword Clue
• State capital of Wyoming Crossword Clue
• Structure, normally with slats, which protects windows from the sun in hot countries Crossword Clue
• Swiss city, the centre of Calvinism in the Reformation Crossword Clue
• The abbreviated name for Anglesey’s 58-lettered village Crossword Clue
• The elected chief of the stranded boys in Lord of the Flies Crossword Clue
• The raft which was sailed from Peru to Polynesia in 1947 Crossword Clue
• The seventh consecutive UK No 1 hit for the Beatles on the Parlophone label, and their first track lasting more than three minutes Crossword Clue
• To an American, this would be romaine Crossword Clue
• Tree whose dark purple “berries” are strictly seed cones Crossword Clue
• Vermouth, pastis, or dry sherry, for example Crossword Clue