The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2024 Feb 11

• 1957 Beckett play set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland Crossword Clue
• Alex ____ replaced Jonny Bairstow in England's 2022 T20 world cup squad Crossword Clue
• American shock rock band founded in 1973 Crossword Clue
• Areas of rough water created by opposing currents Crossword Clue
• A Sunday Afternoon on the ____ is one of Seurat's best-known paintings Crossword Clue
• Bernard Cribbins appeared 114 times in this TV show Crossword Clue
• Biggest city in northeastern Italy's Friuli region Crossword Clue
• Feature of the flags of California, Panama and Tunisia Crossword Clue
• "God answers sharp and sudden on some prayers, / And ____ the thing we have prayed for in our face" (Elizabeth Barrett Browning) Crossword Clue
• Greater Manchester town where Reebok had its headquarters until 1984 Crossword Clue
• "Hary mugwort […] had been put into deten by sigismund the mad maths master for saing ____ whenever a perpendicular was droped" (Nigel Molesworth) Crossword Clue
• High-value coin often mentioned in pirate fiction Crossword Clue
• Hughie ____ created Opportunity Knocks, the UK's first broadcast talent show Crossword Clue
• Ian ____ wrote the novels Amsterdam and Atonement Crossword Clue
• Informally, extremely wealthy people Crossword Clue
• In road travel, a possible result of a leaky valve Crossword Clue
• Iron ore which is the main ingredient of red ochre Crossword Clue
• Jess ____'s decision to go "on t'road" starts JB Priestley's The Good Companions Crossword Clue
• John ____'s G has the shortest title for a Booker Prize winner Crossword Clue
• John Updike novel, filmed in 1987 Crossword Clue
• J ____, senator for Arkansas 1945-74, founded a prestigious scholarship programme Crossword Clue
• Lake Placid is in the ____ mountains in New York state Crossword Clue
• Landform which is the remains of a sub-glacial stream bed Crossword Clue
• Legendary relic once owned by Joseph of Arimathea Crossword Clue
• Lollipop-sucking detective of 1970s TV Crossword Clue
• Middle Eastern nation whose northern coast was ruled by Portugal, 1507-1656 Crossword Clue
• Moon of Jupiter named after a foster mother of Zeus Crossword Clue
• National Park in the Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain Crossword Clue
• ____ nouveau is a wine sold in the year of its harvest Crossword Clue
• One name for a major pest Crossword Clue
• Perform a favour; constrain someone else to do something Crossword Clue
• Plant of the brassica family, an ancient source of blue dye Crossword Clue
• Plants often sold in pairs to put either side of an entrance Crossword Clue
• Portuguese song genre, featured in a 2023 BBC Prom Crossword Clue
• Pravda condemned Shostakovich's opera ____ of Mtsensk as "muddle rather than music" shortly after Stalin saw it Crossword Clue
• Resin secreted by an Asian bug Crossword Clue
• Rhyming slang expression of incredulity Crossword Clue
• Series which included Nuts in May and Abigail's Party Crossword Clue
• Someone acting in a consciously independent way Crossword Clue
• Song for Kate and her three suitors in Kiss Me, Kate Crossword Clue
• The Great ____ of 1054 formalised the division between Catholic and Orthodox churches Crossword Clue
• The literary pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans Crossword Clue
• The mineral pitchblende is a form of ____ dioxide Crossword Clue
• The muse of history Crossword Clue
• The ____ near Lalibela in Ethiopia were one of the first 12 Unesco world heritage sites to be designated, in 1978 Crossword Clue
• To dim (one's eyes) Crossword Clue
• Two pages of Series B UK passports show Anish ____'s work Crossword Clue
• Upton ____'s 1906 book The Jungle was about meat-packing workers, but created more concern about food safety Crossword Clue
• ____ was a spin-off from The Mary Tyler Moore Show Crossword Clue
• Womble named after a Siberian city Crossword Clue