The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2025 Sep 14

• 1951 novel and 1954 film about a naval rebellion Crossword Clue
• ____ (1973) was the last film for which Bruce Lee completed filming Crossword Clue
• 2013 US road movie starring Bruce Dern, nominated for six Oscars Crossword Clue
• A French mathematician, inventor and philosopher Crossword Clue
• Alice Cooper's No 1 in the 1972 UK singles charts Crossword Clue
• Amateur broadcaster Crossword Clue
• An 1806 Beethoven work's name began with "Sinfonia ____" Crossword Clue
• An Amish, Mennonite or Hutterite, for example Crossword Clue
• An android character in the Star Trek franchise Crossword Clue
• A woman whose last name is Kaur is usually of this religion Crossword Clue
• Biblical monarch who tested the wisdom of Solomon Crossword Clue
• Blessed are they that ____ they shall be comforted (Matthew v, 4) Crossword Clue
• Capital city, called Salisbury until 1982 Crossword Clue
• Czech composer of the New World Symphony Crossword Clue
• Derek ____ often played priests in TV sitcoms Crossword Clue
• Family that incudes cabbage and mustard Crossword Clue
• Fibre ____ technology uses thin strands of glass or plastic to transmit data as light pulses Crossword Clue
• Fictional traveller through space in a dressing gown Crossword Clue
• "Four-score men and four-score more, / Could not make ____ where he was before" (early version of a nursery rhyme) Crossword Clue
• Gold-winning men's football team at the 2024 Olympics Crossword Clue
• Head of state who survived a 1981 assassination attempt Crossword Clue
• Heinz Holliger is this type of musician Crossword Clue
• Home of champagne houses such as Pommery and Mumm Crossword Clue
• Cerura vinula, an insect with cat-like fluffiness Crossword Clue
• In heraldry, a shield-shaped background for a coat of arms Crossword Clue
• Italian bread, like a carpet slipper according to its name Crossword Clue
• Italian Renaissance painter of Sacred and Profane Love Crossword Clue
• ____ There was a 1965 UK hit song by Andy Williams Crossword Clue
• Kate ____ was chief news correspondent for BBC News, 1989-2003 Crossword Clue
• Largest member of the oceanic dolphin family Crossword Clue
• Late 19th-century type of armoured warship Crossword Clue
• "Let us ____ to the living room. We shall watch The Three Stooges" (US comedy show Roseanne, spoken in a mock British accent) Crossword Clue
• Local informal name for the team which last won the Champions League in 2010 Crossword Clue
• Milton ____ was president of Uganda, 1966-71 and 1980-85 Crossword Clue
• Novel that led to later depictions of pirates with parrots on their shoulders, and buried treasure marked on maps Crossword Clue
• Old English term for a prince eligible for kingship Crossword Clue
• ____ Road is the location of Watford FC's home ground Crossword Clue
• ____'s Haight-Ashbury district of was a centre of the 1967 Summer of Love Crossword Clue
• State named from a Native American term meaning "people of the mountains" Crossword Clue
• Style of fireplace designed by an 18th-century architect Crossword Clue
• The capital city of Ghana Crossword Clue
• The facade that a person presents to the public Crossword Clue
• The first state to ratify the US constitution in 1787 Crossword Clue
• The ____ gun was a British 9mm submachine weapon used extensively in the Second World War Crossword Clue
• The latest possible time Crossword Clue
• The modern Greek version of this dish was created by Nikolaos Tselementes in the 1920s Crossword Clue
• The official residence of the president of France Crossword Clue
• The (translated) nickname of German statesman Otto von Bismarck Crossword Clue
• This anti-art movement emerged in the 1910s Crossword Clue
• TV game show host who is 6ft 7in tall Crossword Clue
• Type of change that enabled adult humans to digest milk Crossword Clue
• US rock star fatally injured in a 1960 car crash in England Crossword Clue