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• Educational institution founded in 1969 for distance learning (4,10) *
• The last Roman emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty (4) *
• The nocturnal mammal Proteles cristatus , that inhabits the plains of southern Africa and feeds on termites and insect larvae (8) *
• A red grape variety used in Australian wine production, principally in northern Victoria (8) *
• French resort noted for its annual film festival (6) *
• Solid carbon dioxide used as a refrigerant and in stage shows (3,3) *
• 1995 Martin Scorsese film for which Sharon Stone won a Best Actress Oscar nomination (6) *
• Insect of the suborder Blattodea that is a household pest (9) *
• Tart wears a new garment that only covers the front of body (5) *
• A 2-dimensional patterned array used to represent characters, symbols and images (3,6) *
• The official map-making body of the British government (8,6) *
• Book by Chinese writer Jung Chang subtitled Three Daughters of China (4,5) *
• 1979 John Schlesinger film starring Richard Gere and Vanessa Redgrave (5) *
• The toilets on a boat, in nautical slang (5) *
• Ruler here, pet target for bashing (5,3,5)
• Item blown by a referee (7) *
• In the dock (2,5)
• Key traitor is a naughty youngster (4) *
• Crude stuff produced by e.g. Berkshire press (3,4) *
• Small dog's arrogant style of perambulation (7) *
• Being self-absorbed, Russians swimming will catch cold (9) *
• Port in NW Germany at the mouth of the River Ems (5) *
• Ailing prisoner, essentially deserted by wife, shows resolve (9) *
• Henry joins elite members of military band (4) *
• Enthral, beguile (9) *
• Romaine lettuce (3)
• Analysis of poetic metre (8) *
• Crisp-like snacks associated with Asian cuisine (5,8) *
• Illegally distilled spirits (5) *
• At some point in the future (3,3) *
• Sample for medical testing (8) *
• Half-awake (4-9) *
• Singer or dancer, eg (7) *
• Ankle is treated with old patent remedy (5,3) *
• Famous London underwriters (6) *
• Cover in flour? (6)
• Old family bones brought to Italy (6) *
• Ex-PM picked up female on the game (5) *
• Italian composer of operas such as Rigoletto , La Traviata and Aida (8,5) *
• 1960s TV series, based on books by John Creasey, starring Steve Forrest as John Mannering (3,5) *
• Debut single by The Honeycombs that topped the UK chart in 1964 (4,1,3,5) *
• County whose administrative centre is Exeter (5) *
• Charles Dickens novel featuring Thomas Gradgrind and Josiah Bounderby (4,5) *
• Actor best known for playing Kwai Chang Caine, or "Grasshopper", in the 1970s TV series Kung Fu (5,9) *
• The powdered stem of the tropical plant Curcuma longa (8) *
• Another name for a drop scone (6,7) *
• 1994 film starring Michael Douglas and Demi Moore, based on a novel by Michael Crichton (10) *
• 1922 adventure novel by Rafael Sabatini (7,5) *
• Daughter of Cepheus, King of Tegea, who received a lock of Medusa's hair from Heracles to protect her town from attack (7) *
• One of the main satellites of Uranus, discovered by William Lassell in 1851 (7) *