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• Charlton Heston's co-star in the 1961 epic El Cid (6,5) *
• Comedian who popularised the word "zit” in Britain and played the curmudgeonly Sykesy in The Archers last year (6,7) *
• From Latin for "nest”, focuses of infection in medicine (7) *
• Trots, say, struggled with noble's domain in Poland (8) *
• Actor who played Private Pike in Dad's Army (3,8) *
• Pickled onion's first consumed after seconds (6) *
• "All ____s are good except the tiresome kind” (Voltaire) (5) *
• . . . and what Ronnie Barker actually wanted (7,3,5) *
• In Jane Austen's Emma, Jane Fairfax is Miss Bates's ____ (5) *
• Donate total one's given, say (7,7) *
• Jovial Londoner, 'es managed West 'Am (4) *
• Shower dividing Labour producing material that smears (5-3) *
• Ripostes (7)
• Made a sound with a flute (7) *
• Cousin of a mariposa lily (4) *
• Its influences include the Cuban mambo and Jamaican mento (3) *
• The cab's here! (4) *
• Pink-headed mushroom in Mario games (8) *
• Faint reactions? (6) *
• Snatch sailor on Tube (6)
• Home Office careless, missing first scam (4)
• Tasteless, if popular drink I had (7)
• Mountain range some can describe (5)
• Mathematical skill in new University getting me animated (8) *
• About two thirds of the grapes in France's "black wine” of Cahors are of this variety (6) *
• Winged "lizard” of the late Triassic and Cretaceous periods (9) *
• Britain's southernmost city (5) *
• "Not half so swift the ____ doves can fly / When the fierce eagle cleaves the liquid sky” (Pope) (9) *
• If I ____, I don't know how to answer or what to do (2,7) *
• Rudeness lost customers (3,5) *
• Having no date for resumption (7) *
• "Friends and colleagues all ____ looked at us, treated us, slightly differently” (Neil Armstrong) (2,1,6) *
• ____ Pig is Porky Pig's girlfriend (7) *
• In a famous sketch, that offered by Ronnie Corbett . . . (4,7) *
• In the UK, January in professional football (9) *
• Pianist described by Elvis Presley as 'the real king of rock 'n' roll (4,6) *
• The ____, between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, has the world's largest tidal range (3,2,5) *
• Crop that's novel spoken of (5) *
• Don Knotts received five Emmy awards for playing this deputy sheriff (6,4) *
• Journalist placed within a military unit in wartime (5) *
• Oscar ____ was the lyricist for musicals such as Carousel and South Pacific (11) *
• Aviation pioneer with a brother called Wilbur (7,6) *
• British golfer who was ranked world No 1 for a total of 97 weeks (4,5) *
• Cartoon dog first featured in the Daily Mail in 1963 (4,6) *
• Large round storage devices used in 1960s and 1970s computing (US spelling) (4,5) *
• Beef steak fillet named after a French author (13) *
• A person given counsel (7) *
• In medicine, this may be inguinal or hiatus (6) *
• Optical device designed to have minimal spherical aberration (7,4) *
• ___ was the last US president from the Whig party, taking office after the death of Zachary Taylor in 1850 (7,8) *