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• Surname of the four sisters in Louisa M Alcott's novel Little Women (5) *
• Scottish knight and landowner who inspired the 1995 film Braveheart (7,7) *
• Hebrew name for the Israeli city Acre (4) *
• Manchester-based pop group featuring lead singer Peter Noone (7,7) *
• Dinosaur-like character who made his debut in the video game Super Mario World in 1990 (5) *
• U2 song used as the theme tune to the ITV football highlights show The Premiership , broadcast from 2001 to 2004 (9,3) *
• Treasure Hunt co-host (with Kenneth Kendall), replaced in 1988 by Annabel Croft (6,4) *
• Character played by Ron Moody in the Oscar-winning 1968 film Oliver! (5) *
• The third studio album by Iron Maiden, released in 1982 (3,6,2,3,5) *
• Influential poem by Maya Angelou, first published in 1978 (5,1,4) *
• American actor whose early roles include a cowboy hitchhiker in the film Thelma & Louise (4,4) *
• American singer and actress best known for her 1970 hit single Band of Gold (5,5) *
• Former glamour model whose 80s hit singles include Touch Me (I Want Your Body) (8,3) *
• Leader of the Liberal Democrats from 2015 to 2017 (3,6) *
• National Hunt jockey whose father Michael was the winner of the 1959 Grand National on the horse Oxo (5,9) *
• English band who had a top ten hit with Calling All the Heroes in 1986 (2,5) *
• Pre-1926 brand name of German cars and engines built by the Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft (8) *
• Turkish sports club based on the European side of Istanbul (11) *
• Score composed by Sergei Prokofiev for a 1934 film directed by Aleksandr Faintsimmer (10,4) *
• São Paulo-based Brazilian football club founded in 1914 by Italian immigrants as Palestra Itália (9) *
• Billy Joel hit single from his 1978 album 52nd Street (2,4) *
• Composer whose works include Peter and the Wolf (6,9) *
• Operetta-style 1924 musical featuring the song Indian Love Call (4,5) *
• American portrait painter who invented a code used in telegraphy (6,5) *
• Anti-heroine of William Makepeace Thackeray's novel Vanity Fair (5,5) *
• Mountain in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa that gives its name to a January 1900 battle in the Boer Wars (5,3) *
• The predatory canine mammal, Canis latrans , also called a prairie wolf (6) *
• American actor who played the title roles in the TV series Maverick and The Rockford Files (5,6) *
• Laurence ___, novelist whose works include The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman (6) *
• American radio personality awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Donald Trump in 2020 (4,8) *
• Carl ___, German composer, conductor and pianist best known for his flute sonata Undine (8) *
• The House of ___, 1990s BBC drama series created by Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins (6) *
• Master of Ceremonies and commentator played by Stanley Tucci in the Hunger Games films (6,10) *
• American model, actress, musician, and fashion designer whose films include Dazed and Confused and The Fifth Element (5,8) *
• Monty ___, Melbourne-born winger who made his debut for the Italy national rugby union team against Wales in 2020 (5) *
• ___ O'Brien, pen name of Irish novelist and journalist Brian O'Nolan (5) *
• Israeli star of the 1971 film Fiddler on the Roof (5) *
• Island in the Caribbean whose capital is Bridgetown (8) *
• The third-largest city in Denmark (6) *
• The only member to feature on every Pink Floyd album (4,5) *
• English rap music project led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mike Skinner (3,7) *
• American actor, comedian, screenwriter and producer whose films include Swingers and Wedding Crashers (5,6) *
• English actor best known for playing Mike Rawlins in Till Death Us Do Part (7,5) *
• English actor whose films include Women in Love , Castaway and Gladiator (6,4) *
• American singer, actor and politician who found fame in partnership with his wife Cher (5,4) *
• Tommy ___, Irish comedian, actor and writer who appeared in Father Ted as Father Kevin (7) *
• American singer and songwriter best known the number-one single War (5,5) *
• Musical by Meredith Willson whose songs include Seventy-six Trombones (3,5,3) *
• The second largest city in Moldova (8) *
• Derbyshire and England batsman who was one of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Year in 1989 (3,7) *