The Times Specialist Sunday puzzle clues 2026 Sep 06

• 1963 film starring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn, spanning the thriller, romance and comedy genres Crossword Clue
• 1986 Dennis Potter TV series about Philip Marlow, a pulp author Crossword Clue
• A coastal drowned valley such as Cornwall's Helford River Crossword Clue
• "Allegro con brio: _____" (page 1 of trombone parts for Beethoven 5, the first well-known symphony to have them) Crossword Clue
• An American name for a dustbin Crossword Clue
• A ptarmigan is an example of this kind of bird Crossword Clue
• A show-off; a flamboyant surfboarder Crossword Clue
• A supporter of the 1715 or 1745 rising in Scotland Crossword Clue
• A winner of the 4D might have a ____ personality Crossword Clue
• Be able to influence a decision Crossword Clue
• Capital of Belgium's French-speaking Wallonia region Crossword Clue
• Chinese sauce, oddly named after "seafood" in Cantonese Crossword Clue
• Comparative adjective, best known from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Crossword Clue
• Country bordered by Honduras and Costa Rica Crossword Clue
• Country seen as a go-to answer in the TV show Pointless Crossword Clue
• ____ food or drink has been heated to kill harmful germs Crossword Clue
• From Latin for "few", a shortage of something Crossword Clue
• Genus including some of the most poisonous mushrooms Crossword Clue
• Graz, Austria's second-largest city, is in this state Crossword Clue
• "____. I am a free man." (The Prisoner title sequence) Crossword Clue
• In a mostly American spelling, something tasty or interesting Crossword Clue
• Informally, someone from America's "Sooner state" Crossword Clue
• Informal name for something seen as a personal territory Crossword Clue
• In French, the French Open men's singles trophy Crossword Clue
• In relation to a world record, officially recognised Crossword Clue
• In US slang, to be humiliated Crossword Clue
• Ironically named monster in some Looney Tunes cartoons Crossword Clue
• ____ is an annual campaign developed by Alcohol Change UK Crossword Clue
• Lesion caused by the disease formerly called consumption Crossword Clue
• Manual labour once allowing working class urbanites to have rural "holidays" Crossword Clue
• Most of Britain's ancient hill forts were built in the ____ Crossword Clue
• Mountain route with steel cables and ladders, allowing steep cliffs to be climbed or crossed without rock-climbing skills Crossword Clue
• Old Australian coin-tossing game, often played on Anzac Day Crossword Clue
• Overlapping blades controlling exposure in a camera Crossword Clue
• "Over the bleached bones and jumbled ____s of numerous civilizations are written the pathetic words, 'Too late'" (Martin Luther King) Crossword Clue
• Peterborough was in this county until 1965 Crossword Clue
• Records with a playing time of around 20 minutes Crossword Clue
• Sculptor of Single Form, versions of which are in Battersea Park and at the UN headquarters in New York Crossword Clue
• "Since the pandemic, we have often toyed with the question of ____" (The Times, in an article about the Black Death) Crossword Clue
• Slang for your face; illustrator Hablot Knight Browne's pseudonym Crossword Clue
• Syllabic script, deciphered in 1952 by Michael Ventris Crossword Clue
• Tale of mice which Beatrix Potter said was her favourite among her own works Crossword Clue
• The last version of this coin had a wren on the reverse side Crossword Clue
• The tapering end of a wide spar on a sailing ship Crossword Clue
• This can be "fair" in American football, "safety" elsewhere Crossword Clue
• US poet who edited TS Eliot's The Waste Land Crossword Clue
• Weston-super-Mare's Birnbeck ____ is unusual as it reaches an island Crossword Clue
• What ffffff might mean in musical notation Crossword Clue
• Winston ____'s best-known fiction was the Poldark series Crossword Clue
• "Would you like to throw a stone at me? / Here, take all that's left of my ____." (____, DH Lawrence) Crossword Clue