The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2020 Jun 14

• A famous pop group; the rhyme scheme used twice to begin a Petrarchan sonnet Crossword Clue
• American fashion designer noted for her contribution to the development of blue jeans Crossword Clue
• American poet’s name, typically printed in lower case Crossword Clue
• Any book regarded as authoritative on its subject Crossword Clue
• A riverside scavenger of Victorian times Crossword Clue
• Article sold below cost price to attract custom Crossword Clue
• A Walk in the ____ was Horst Jankowski’s biggest hit Crossword Clue
• BBC sitcom first shown in 2006, starring Jack Dee as an unsuccessful comedian Crossword Clue
• Born after (specifically) no more than 37 weeks of pregnancy Crossword Clue
• Central character of two film sequels to the Rocky series Crossword Clue
• City attacked with chemical weapons in the Iran-Iraq war Crossword Clue
• City in Saxony-Anhalt, served by the same airport as Leipzig Crossword Clue
• Dartmoor’s second-highest point Crossword Clue
• DH Lawrence’s second novel with the Brangwen sisters Crossword Clue
• Dominant grape variety in most red Chateauneuf-du-Pape Crossword Clue
• Egg-shaped Crossword Clue
• Finland’s pre-euro currency Crossword Clue
• First name of three wives of medieval English kings Crossword Clue
• ____ has played Alan Turing and Stephen Hawking in films Crossword Clue
• In a typical state with three branches, one has ____ powers Crossword Clue
• Informally, a phrase or short solo in popular music Crossword Clue
• In Greek myth, the mortal woman who became the wife of Eros Crossword Clue
• Lacking teeth Crossword Clue
• London area where founder members of the Who grew up Crossword Clue
• Marlene’s husband in Only Fools and Horses Crossword Clue
• Meaning of “veni” in words attributed to Julius Caesar Crossword Clue
• Medieval instruments, similar to modern timpani Crossword Clue
• Name for a cockerel, derived from one featured in the Reynard the Fox fables Crossword Clue
• Often in brackets, a Latin word indicating text reproduced despite apparent errors Crossword Clue
• Painting style, of which Vermeer was a famous exponent Crossword Clue
• Plant of the same genus as love-lies-bleeding Crossword Clue
• Portuguese footballer who managed Hull City, Watford, and Everton Crossword Clue
• Prime minister of Norway three times, 1981-1996 Crossword Clue
• Random number generator used (in five versions) since 1957 Crossword Clue
• Relating to operations by, for example, a web host rather than client Crossword Clue
• Sailor’s dish of stewed meat, vegetables and ship’s biscuit Crossword Clue
• Salad of cracked wheat and chopped ingredients such as tomatoes, onions and parsley, often in a mezze selection Crossword Clue
• Seaside resort sometimes called the “Queen of the Welsh Watering Places” Crossword Clue
• Sitcom, starring Gregor Fisher, based on a recurring character in the Naked Video sketch show Crossword Clue
• Soap opera which spawned the spin-off Albion Market Crossword Clue
• That which, in the USA, is usually called a popsicle Crossword Clue
• “The martyrs go hand in hand into the arena; they are ____ alone” (Aldous Huxley, in The Doors of Perception) Crossword Clue
• The medieval scholar Roger ____ is often described as Britain’s first scientist Crossword Clue
• The ox-eye daisy Crossword Clue
• Trade name for methylphenidate, a drug used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy Crossword Clue
• Vehicle component which charges the battery while the engine is running Crossword Clue
• Window material strengthened with metal mesh Crossword Clue
• Wine region of central Portugal Crossword Clue
• “You can’t ____ a man who has no food” (Bob Marley) Crossword Clue