The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2020 Jun 21

• 1936 Aldous Huxley novel, its title taken from Milton’s Samson Agonistes Crossword Clue
• Abbreviation often seen on European lorries Crossword Clue
• A cricket or football ground in Australia Crossword Clue
• Actress who starred with Richard Burton in Look Back in Anger and The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Crossword Clue
• A genetic variant, of a bacterium for example Crossword Clue
• A Hawaiian garland Crossword Clue
• An artist’s rough sketch Crossword Clue
• A rectangular building stone or masonry using it Crossword Clue
• Artist made famous by his Apocalypse with Pictures, a series of woodcuts published in 1498 Crossword Clue
• A seasonal wind; Edina’s surname in Absolutely Fabulous Crossword Clue
• Australian city, a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef Crossword Clue
• BBC2 business and consumer show, broadcast 1994-2010 Crossword Clue
• Brief spell of precipitation Crossword Clue
• Chalk promontory close to Bridlington Crossword Clue
• Colloquially, a novel method of increasing personal efficiency Crossword Clue
• Combined with or converted to salt Crossword Clue
• Comedian who co-wrote and starred in Dr Terrible’s House of Horrible Crossword Clue
• “Do not ____ thy reasons from this clause” (Twelfth Night) Crossword Clue
• Emmerdale character, played by Michelle Hardwick, a friend of Rhona Goskirk Crossword Clue
• Eponymous canine character of a 1906 novel by Jack London Crossword Clue
• European member of the herring family which leaves the sea to spawn in rivers Crossword Clue
• “Every marriage tends to consist of an ____ and a peasant. Of a teacher and a learner” (John Updike) Crossword Clue
• Full name of the author who sometimes wrote as Saki Crossword Clue
• Goose which is the state bird of Hawaii Crossword Clue
• In 1910, aviation pioneer ____ won a prize of 10,000 dollars offered by Joseph Pulitzer for the first 137-mile flight, with two stops, from Albany to Manhattan Crossword Clue
• In boxing, a punch delivered with a wide swing of the arm Crossword Clue
• In the 1000th edition of Top of the Pops, broadcast in 1983, the No 1 single was performed by ____ Crossword Clue
• John ____ was director-general of the BBC, 1992-2000 Crossword Clue
• Kim Hunter won the 1951 best supporting actress Oscar for her performance as ____ in A Streetcar Named Desire Crossword Clue
• Lunch, as a French noun or verb Crossword Clue
• Most delicious or attractive Crossword Clue
• “Musicians are seldom ____; a woman who could sing like that must know how to love indeed” (Honoré de Balzac) Crossword Clue
• Name for UFO sightings, popularised in a 1977 film Crossword Clue
• Nickname given to the French, US and UK flags (among others) Crossword Clue
• Pablo ____ made the first recording of the Bach cello suites Crossword Clue
• Paul ____ was the founder of Germany’s federal institute for vaccines and biomedicines Crossword Clue
• Prime minister of Denmark since June 2019 Crossword Clue
• Saint ____ was the “Apostle to the Picts” Crossword Clue
• Shown in or out Crossword Clue
• Stage name of 1960s pop icon Terence Nelhams-Wright Crossword Clue
• Students ridiculed for their studiousness Crossword Clue
• The capital of Jersey Crossword Clue
• The capital of Somalia Crossword Clue
• The ____, Chris Rea album of 1998 Crossword Clue
• The first performance on the 1000th edition of Top of the Pops was ____ by Thompson Twins Crossword Clue
• The volume control of an amplifier Crossword Clue
• Those who take goods as booty Crossword Clue
• Wiltshire town whose abbey is the burial place of the first king of the whole of England Crossword Clue