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• Woodwind instrument that is the tenor of the oboe family (7) *
• Writer and performer of comic songs who was a member of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and The Rutles (4,5) *
• A soft Italian cream cheese (10) *
• Harry Potter's snowy owl in the novels by J K Rowling (6) *
• Body part for which hallux is the technical term (3,3) *
• British mass circulation magazine that incorporated Titbits in 1984 before itself closing in 1989 (7) *
• UK No 1 hit for Demis Roussos in July 1976 (7,3,4) *
• Large beer mug, often earthenware and frequently with a hinged lid (5) *
• Fictional diarist created by Helen Fielding (7,5) *
• Surname of the Italian artist known as Michelangelo (10) *
• Frontman of the pop band The Divine Comedy and writer of the theme tune to the TV sitcom Father Ted (4,6) *
• In the Old Testament, the eldest son of Isaac (4) *
• 1984 Queen hit single written by drummer Roger Taylor (5,2,2) *
• Area of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury that is home to Bury Golf Club, whose first professional was Harry Vardon (8) *
• The second most populous state in India after Uttar Pradesh (11) *
• The North American bird Haemorhous mexicanus (5,5) *
• 1997 sci-fi film starring Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman and Jude Law (7) *
• The largest city in Scotland (7) *
• Dutch athlete who won four gold medals at the 1948 Olympics in London (5,8-4) *
• Former singer and frontman of the band Fine Young Cannibals (6,4) *
• Henchman to Auric Goldfinger in the James Bond film Goldfinger , played by Harold Sakata (3-3) *
• Breed of Nigel, Monty Don's former canine companion on Gardeners' World (6,9) *
• A period of unusually settled warm weather in autumn (6,6) *
• English footballer who holds the record for the most Premier League appearances without winning an England cap (5,5) *
• Stringed musical instrument with a circular drumlike body (5) *
• Richard ___, American theoretical physicist who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965 (7) *
• Danièle ___, French actress who played the title role in the 1949 original French version of Gigi (7) *
• Caspar ___, Secretary of Defense under President Ronald Reagan from 1981 to 1987 (10) *
• Player in American football who directs attacking play (11) *
• Industrial city in Poland formerly called Stalinogrod (8) *
• Sybil ___, British actress for whom George Bernard Shaw wrote the play Saint Joan (9) *
• The capital of West Germany from 1949 to 1990 and the official seat of government of united Germany from 1990 to 1999 (4) *
• 2002 film for which Jack Nicholson and Kathy Bates received Oscar nominations (5,7) *
• Made a diagram of (4) *
• Brand of bubbly (4)
• Developed gradually (7)
• Cosmetic surgery procedure (4-4) *
• Unusual thing (6) *
• Fluid-filled sac (4) *
• Moisture in the air (8) *
• Physically healthy (3) *
• Italian greeting (4)
• Airless (6) *
• Hasten ( Archaic ) (3) *
• Avenger John (5) *
• Cook inadequately (7) *
• White marsh wader (5) *
• Small cannon balls (9) *
• Shape wood or stone (6) *
• Onus (6)