The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2020 Jun 28

• A cathedral cleric Crossword Clue
• According to the Odyssey, ____ detained Odysseus for seven years Crossword Clue
• A “classic” baseplate for this toy shows its name 1024 times Crossword Clue
• A fawn colour, especially of dresses or coats Crossword Clue
• An emotional display, often embarrassing for onlookers Crossword Clue
• Any of Scotland’s 282 separate peaks over 3000 feet high Crossword Clue
• A regular ____ can be described as a triangular pyramid Crossword Clue
• Audiences traditionally stand for this Handelian chorus Crossword Clue
• A young pilchard; a variety of chalcedony Crossword Clue
• Business costs not attributable to individual products Crossword Clue
• Cheshire location of the main Bentley car factory Crossword Clue
• Chinese silk straight dress with stand-up collar and side slit Crossword Clue
• Common name for various bivalve molluscs, especially Mytilus edulis Crossword Clue
• Elvis Presley's third film and its title song, the first record to enter the UK charts at No 1 Crossword Clue
• Essex island, which became a holiday destination in the first half of the 20th century Crossword Clue
• Extreme northern location; an uttermost point or degree Crossword Clue
• Former TV quizmaster who created the educational website HistoryWorld Crossword Clue
• Founded in Perth in 1976, the UK’s largest bus company Crossword Clue
• Game like charades, with acted rhymes of a clue word Crossword Clue
• Geometrical property of a shape, which may be rotational or reflective Crossword Clue
• Greek goddess of youth and spring Crossword Clue
• House of the Rising Sun was the only UK No 1 hit by the ____ Crossword Clue
• Indian dish of yoghurt with spices and chopped vegetables, especially cucumber Crossword Clue
• Joseph Conrad novel set in Costaguana, a fictional country Crossword Clue
• Large area where Spanish and Portuguese are spoken Crossword Clue
• Light fluffy dish made by adding stiffly beaten egg whites to a roux and savoury or sweet flavouring ingredients Crossword Clue
• Lincolnshire market town, important in the medieval wool trade Crossword Clue
• Loose fibre from old rope, used to caulk seams in wooden ships Crossword Clue
• Lord ____ was a lifelong advocate for penal reform Crossword Clue
• Made a survey with a baseline and angular measurement Crossword Clue
• Mediocre Crossword Clue
• Novelist influenced by Edouard Dujardin’s Les lauriers sont coupés, an early example of stream of consciousness Crossword Clue
• One who refuses to recognise the truth Crossword Clue
• Organisation maintaining world order in a 1960s TV series Crossword Clue
• Part of Westminster Abbey where Chaucer was buried Crossword Clue
• Physicist who worked on electricity and magnetism Crossword Clue
• ____ played George Smiley in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy Crossword Clue
• Provoke to action Crossword Clue
• Region including Vanuatu, New Caledonia and Fiji Crossword Clue
• Rich tapestries were named after this northern French city Crossword Clue
• River which flows through Lake Geneva Crossword Clue
• Silent film star, one of the founders of United Artists Crossword Clue
• Sir Mark ____ has been the Hallé Orchestra’s Music Director since 2000 Crossword Clue
• Terminus of the London and Birmingham Railway, opened in 1837, and controversially rebuilt in the 1960s Crossword Clue
• The most difficult toe jump in figure-skating Crossword Clue
• “The world’s largest dedicated online grocery retailer”, founded in 2000 Crossword Clue
• Two of these offences are linked with lions and slow-moving tree creatures Crossword Clue
• Ukraine-born US violinist who said that he played “music that solves all human problems: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven” Crossword Clue
• Unaccompanied secular part-songs of the 16th century Crossword Clue
• Until 1974, the Parts of ___ was an administrative area in Lincolnshire, including Boston and Spalding Crossword Clue
• Very large dog breed, with a rough shaggy coat Crossword Clue