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• 2008 Scottish Grand National winner ridden by Mr Charlie Huxley (4,2,5) *
• 1958 comedy film starring, directed and written by Jacques Tati; 1959 Best Foreign Language Film Oscar winner (3,5) *
• Town west of the River Jordan near the site of ancient Shechem (6) *
• American rock band featuring Randy California and his stepfather Ed Cassidy (6) *
• Prefecture-level city in Henan province that is one of the Eight Ancient Capitals of China (7) *
• The ___, ballet with a score by Tchaikovsky given its première at the Mariinsky Theatre in St Petersburg in 1892 (10) *
• Song by Amy Winehouse that was a top ten hit in both the UK and the US (5) *
• Brian ___, the highest try scorer of all time in Irish Rugby (9) *
• Volcanic feature about to consume tree (7)
• Clown rolling barrel is fair target (7)
• Cakehole (3)
• Parts regularly given to a stalwart old spear-carrier (6) *
• Getting a point for runs, wipes floor with competition (3,5) *
• Ship meals primarily consumed with this person? (8) *
• Celebrated Indian bowler possibly embraced by mother (7) *
• Dodgy salesmen ignoring latest viral complaint (7) *
• Hires reins after horse has bolted (6) *
• Completed maths problems involving area for things with segments (8) *
• Checks out female beasts of burden? (8) *
• Suspect tame as hell in spite of everything (3,3,4) *
• Flightless birds in muddle not using wings (4) *
• Stop evil AI getting back to planet (4) *
• Completely lost, having ruined atlas with ale (3,2,3) *
• Month cut short on cold island (5) *
• Make cheerful (7) *
• Old company keeping tax returns book (6)
• Dick may take a seat in the middle of the road! (7) *
• The largest inland city in California (6)
• A type of pale beer with a strong flavour of hops, originally brewed in the Czech Republic (7) *
• 1871 opera by Verdi commissioned by the Khedive of Egypt (4) *
• A corrosion-resistant alloy used in coins (11) *
• Senior RAF officer of equivalent rank to brigadier in the Army (3,9) *
• American TV soap opera that followed the lives of the Capwell family from 1984 to 1993 (5,7) *
• The process of combining objects or ideas into a complex whole (9) *
• Official body on matters pertaining to the French language, established in 1635 by Cardinal Richelieu (8,9) *
• Familiar name for France's representative at the Congress of Vienna in 1815 (10) *
• Actor who married Ally McBeal actress Calista Flockhart in 2010 (8,4) *
• Irish dramatist whose plays include The Rivals and School for Scandal (7,8,8) *
• Sound that has a relatively wide continuous range of frequencies of uniform intensity (5,5) *
• American author whose thrillers include The Hunt for Red October , Clear and Present Danger and The Sum of All Fears (3,6) *
• Organisation’s originator (7) *
• Fabric with a design linked to a Scottish clan (6) *
• Short-lived Conservative prime minister (5) *
• Battleground medical facility (5,8) *
• American record producer who has won Grammy Awards for his work with Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton (4,8) *
• Pause or respite (12)
• 2002 sci-fi film starring George Clooney and Natascha McElhone (7) *
• Port in SW England on the River Avon (7) *
• River rising in SW Tibet that flows south-west across Pakistan to the Arabian Sea (5) *
• Act obsequiously (6) *