The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2024 Mar 03

• 1930 Grant Wood painting used in the opening titles of Desperate Housewives Crossword Clue
• 1979 date of Margaret Thatcher's first election victory as a party leader Crossword Clue
• 1990s BBC series in which Andrew Lincoln played Egg Crossword Clue
• 2006 dystopian film starring Hugo Weaving in a Guy Fawkes mask and Natalie Portman Crossword Clue
• Acts limiting grain imports into Britain, repealed in 1846 Crossword Clue
• A line like a contour, seen on some weather maps Crossword Clue
• Animal such as Albert II, the first primate in space Crossword Clue
• Another name for a monocle Crossword Clue
• Another term for entourages Crossword Clue
• Archbishop of Canterbury who wrote Cur Deus Homo Crossword Clue
• A reversal of this male forename is a mint brand Crossword Clue
• A term of address for a male priest Crossword Clue
• A tongue for use between speakers of other tongues Crossword Clue
• Australian city named after William IV's consort Crossword Clue
• Author of Slaughterhouse-Five Crossword Clue
• Band who had a 1992 hit with Weather with You Crossword Clue
• Beef cut usually cooked slowly Crossword Clue
• Brand name for a portable device used to treat anaphylaxis Crossword Clue
• Bread manufacturer which Samuel L Jackson and Sylvester Stallone have advertised Crossword Clue
• Character introduced in The Little White Bird Crossword Clue
• French-derived term for obsessive passion Crossword Clue
• Garden plant; a male lover's name in various old ballads Crossword Clue
• How rapper Marshall Mathers is better known Crossword Clue
• Informal term for a barrister Crossword Clue
• "It is more important that a proposition be ____ than it be true" (Alfred North Whitehead) Crossword Clue
• John ____ gave his name to a list of aristocrats, most recently published (in its 150th edition) in 2019 Crossword Clue
• Latin term meaning from the start Crossword Clue
• Lead actress in the David Lynch film Mulholland Drive Crossword Clue
• Leader of the Chicago Outfit crime syndicate, 1925-31 Crossword Clue
• Like Manor House and Royal Oak, this tube station (on the Jubilee line) is named after a pub Crossword Clue
• Medium in which James May worked to create a garden for the 2009 Chelsea Flower Show Crossword Clue
• Nickname of Brighton and Hove Albion Crossword Clue
• Otis the ____ was a late 1990s CBBC puppet presenter Crossword Clue
• Plum-like fruit with a cultivar called Frogmore Crossword Clue
• Queen Boudicca's tribe Crossword Clue
• "Qu'ils mangent de la ____" (Rousseau) Crossword Clue
• Seaweed-derived substance used instead of gelatine in vegan cooking Crossword Clue
• Since 2021, the main host of BBC Woman's Hour Crossword Clue
• Singer whose 1978 number one single asked listeners about his carnal desirability Crossword Clue
• Territory sold by Russia in 1867 to prevent it from falling into British hands in a future war Crossword Clue
• The Declaration of ____, sent to the pope by Sottish barons in 1320, asserted the antiquity of Scottish independence Crossword Clue
• The ____s at the base of Nelson's Column were designed by Edwin Landseer Crossword Clue
• The trumpet manucode, for example Crossword Clue
• "The Water-____ ascended thrice / And gave his doleful warning" (Wordsworth) Crossword Clue
• "Thou can'st not say ____; never shake / Thy gory locks at me" (Macbeth) Crossword Clue
• To pitch tents Crossword Clue
• Type of ham whose name means "dried beforehand" Crossword Clue
• US president between (Theodore) Roosevelt and Wilson Crossword Clue
• Viola falls in love with this duke in Twelfth Night Crossword Clue
• Words after "Women" or "Shakespeare" in film titles Crossword Clue