The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2021 Mar 14

• & 4D Crossword Clue
• Actress who ate figs with Alan Bates in a famous scene in the 1969 film version of Women in Love Crossword Clue
• African capital city where freed slaves were resettled, starting in 1849 Crossword Clue
• A “monthly series for road-users” piloted on BBC Midlands in 1977, presented by Angela Rippon and Tom Coyne Crossword Clue
• An archaic and literary name for China Crossword Clue
• Artist’s mixture of lampblack, water, and a binding agent such as shellac Crossword Clue
• BBC2 current affairs programme now regularly hosted by Emily Maitlis, Kirsty Wark and Emma Barnett Crossword Clue
• Blissfully happy, or especially in the US, “superlunary” Crossword Clue
• Capital of Assyria, sacked by Medes and Persians in 612BC Crossword Clue
• Careless, hasty writing Crossword Clue
• Control surfaces on tailplanes aiding descent and climbing Crossword Clue
• County where Larne and Ballymena are situated Crossword Clue
• Determine definitely Crossword Clue
• Early 13th-century document limiting the king’s power Crossword Clue
• Fashion designer Jean Muir called dressmaking “engineering with ____” Crossword Clue
• Fawlty Towers actor who rued turning down the role of Victor Meldrew as the early scripts did not impress him Crossword Clue
• Fine red wine from the left bank of the Gironde Crossword Clue
• Flaky rolls accompanying French breakfast coffee Crossword Clue
• Former Australian cricket captain, sacked following a ball-tampering episode in a 2018 Test match in South Africa Crossword Clue
• Fringe or tassel of short unwoven threads Crossword Clue
• Fund-raising veteran from Marston Moretaine who said “Tomorrow will be a good day” Crossword Clue
• Heraldic feature shared by Jamaican and Scottish flags Crossword Clue
• Honda 2-door saloon or 3-door hatchback launched in 1972 Crossword Clue
• In mint condition Crossword Clue
• Italian soft cheese, an ingredient of tiramisu Crossword Clue
• Its demi-cantons are Ausserrhoden and Innerrhoden Crossword Clue
• Large gun dog bred to fetch game birds Crossword Clue
• Leader of the Argonauts in Greek mythology Crossword Clue
• Location of the Hagar Qim and Mnajdra megalithic temples, and the Auberge de Castille Crossword Clue
• Lord ____ was a minister in the Tony Blair and Gordon Brown Labour governments Crossword Clue
• Media coverage of an event Crossword Clue
• Men’s winter underwear reputedly first made in Matlock Crossword Clue
• Nursery rhyme character accused of spoiling his brother’s “nice new rattle” Crossword Clue
• Old name for part of north Africa, once a centre of piracy Crossword Clue
• One’s established attitudes and ideas Crossword Clue
• Second World War clandestine boat trips from Scottish isles to assist the Norwegian resistance movement Crossword Clue
• See 40A Crossword Clue
• She and Allan Quatermain are adventure novels by ____ Crossword Clue
• Songs of Praise presenter, once a Bangor Cathedral treble Crossword Clue
• Sports footwear company named after an African antelope Crossword Clue
• Strong-scented medicinal herb in the daisy family, used by many migraine sufferers Crossword Clue
• Subdivision of a cavalry squadron Crossword Clue
• The One Show presenter, formerly partnered by Matt Baker Crossword Clue
• The world’s northernmost capital of a sovereign state, with buildings heated by natural hot water Crossword Clue
• ____ ties were popularised by 1960s and 1970s fashion designer Michael Fish Crossword Clue
• Toy dog breed; Queen Victoria’s was called Dash Crossword Clue
• Variety of daisy, also called marguerite Crossword Clue
• Went towards — trouble? Crossword Clue