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• One providing rapid delivery of dish received by person who won't eat it? (4,6) *
• Playwright opposite plugging leading performer -- daughter! (8) *
• The first Jamaican woman to win an Olympic gold medal, the 400m Hurdles at the 1996 Olympics (4,8) *
• Type of TV show ( Informal ) (6) *
• Star of the films Rebel Without a Cause , East of Eden and Giant (5,4) *
• American singer from a show business family whose best known song is Paper Roses (5,6) *
• American director of films such as A Night at the Opera , A Day at the Races and Goodbye, Mr. Chips (3,4) *
• Chinese-born actor and martial artist whose films include Romeo Must Die and Kiss of the Dragon (3,2) *
• Canadian indie rock band whose albums include Funeral and Neon Bible (6,4) *
• American cartoonist and humorist best known for the satirical comic strip Li'l Abner , which he created in 1934 (2,4) *
• The ___ of Swat , nonsense poem by Edward Lear (5) *
• Former England cricketer who left his role of Director of Professional Cricket at Yorkshire in December 2021 (6,5) *
• Fictional extraterrestrial mutant of a type created by Terry Nation in a 1963 Doctor Who serial (5) *
• Brit Award-winning singer who had top ten hits with You Might Need Somebody and You're the One I Love in 1997 (5,3) *
• Danish captain awarded the UEFA President's Award for his actions when Christian Eriksen collapsed at Euro 2020 (5,5) *
• Rock singer who succeeded Ian Gillan in Deep Purple (5,9) *
• Blaise ___, French international midfielder who joined Inter Miami from Juventus in 2020 (7) *
• Apartment ( US informal ) (5) *
• Member of The Moody Blues and Wings born Brian Frederick Arthur Hines (5,5) *
• 1964 number-one hit single by Mary Wells, written and produced by Smokey Robinson (2,3) *
• Gustave ___, French author whose most famous novel is Madame Bovary (8) *
• 2002 Todd Haynes film starring Julianne Moore, Dennis Quaid and Dennis Haysbert (3,4,6) *
• Founder of the Rolling Stones who died in 1969 (5,5) *
• American crime novelist who created the detective Mike Hammer (6,8) *
• Soft drink "made in Scotland from girders," according to its advertising campaign (3-3) *
• 1935 film starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers and featuring the song Cheek to Cheek (3,3) *
• American jazz singer and film actress who was the longtime voice of Chiquita Banana in an animated ad campaign beginning in 1947 (6,5) *
• Failed candidate in the 2016 London mayoral election and 2019 general election made a life peer by his friend Boris Johnson (3,9) *
• Character in Tolkien's The Hobbit from whom Bilbo Baggins took the "Ring" (6) *
• Persian variety of the wild ass, Equus hemionus (6) *
• The second daughter of King Lear in Shakespeare's play (5) *
• English punk rock band fronted by Poly Styrene (1-3,4) *
• English actor-manager and Mencap campaigner noted for his Whitehall farces (5,3) *
• 1826 novel by James Fenimore Cooper subtitled A Narrative of 1757 (3,4,2,3,8) *
• Area of the I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! TV set in Australia (5,4) *
• The first American woman in space (5,4) *
• The first Kenyan man to set the world record in the marathon, in 2003 (4,6) *
• Guitarist of the rock band Toploader who married TV presenters Gail Porter in 2001 and Lynsey Horn in 2008 (3,8) *
• The only African driver to win the Formula One World Championship (4,9) *
• 1907 oil painting on canvas by Henri Matisse subtitled Souvenir of Biskra (4,4) *
• Former Labour MP for Shipley and Nottingham East who left the party in protest at the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn in 2019 (5,6) *
• American singer, actor and writer whose 1950s hit singles include A Wonderful Time Up There (3,5) *
• A lord of Tyre in Shakespeare's play Pericles, Prince of Tyre (7) *
• Stimulating milky beverage made from the dried leaves of the South American tree Ilex paraguariensis (5,4) *
• British New Romantic band best known for their 1980 hit Fade to Grey (6) *
• An aromatic resin used as an astringent and to make varnishes and lacquers (6) *
• American actor whose films include Richard Linklater's Before trilogy and Boyhood (5,5) *
• The main temple of the Buzan sect of Shingon Buddhism whose Main Hall is a National Treasure of Japan (4-4) *
• Alan Jay ___, lyricist of the musicals My Fair Lady , Camelot and Brigadoon (6) *
• Italian operatic tenor who was often called "Caruso Secondo" (9,5) *