| brent —, us golfer; 2004 chrysler classic of greensboro tournament winner | 75 |
| e w —, author of 1899 short story collection the amateur cracksman | 68 |
| style of abstract art associated with kenneth noland and bridget riley | 70 |
| unspecified number of coppers, we hear - this depends on the charge | 67 |
| very recent head of biology with south african money getting directions | 71 |
| massey who starred in 1949's "love happy" with the marx brothers | 64 |
| Theater award that aptly sounds like the first letters of "Off" and "Broadway" | 78 |
| In the Heights actor who costars in the new disaster movie Twisters: 2 wds. | 75 |
| It's often posted at the start of a restaurant's drive-thru lane | 64 |
| "La ......" [NBC sci-fi drama featuring a giant sinkhole in Los Angeles] | 72 |
| Singer Yoko featured in the documentary "The Beatles: Get Back" | 63 |
| Actor Rob who played "Meathead" on the classic sitcom "All in the Family" | 73 |
| Actress Lane who plays Martha Croker on the Netflix miniseries "A Man in Full" | 78 |
| Initially some plays only occasionally featured such burlesques | 63 |
| Insufficiently cook goulash at first, being of little influence | 63 |
| A coy girl unhappily accepting Heath's first minority government | 64 |
| Car British Leyland originally made, ultimately capable of being caught | 71 |
| Swedish holiday in which crowns of candles are worn, familiarly | 63 |
| ... Chmerkovskiy, three-time "Dancing With the Stars" champion | 62 |
| "the only way to run away without leaving home," per twyla tharp | 64 |
| stephen ...., politician who gave us ‘were you up for portillo?' | 66 |
| Rock 'n' Roll Grandma Asks Daughter And Granddaughters To Get Matching Tattoos | 78 |
| unconventional character's advanced attack about to be absorbed by emperor | 74 |
| saint's home and away season saw incredible saves, incredible headers! | 70 |
| the ..., quiz show featuring "the governess" and "the sinnerman" | 64 |
| broadcast by the italian on academic creating a system for transporting letters | 79 |
| the german maintaining intention to join luxembourg car manufacturer | 68 |
| old chief magistrate of venice for the most part a mean scoundrel | 65 |
| reportedly put together by society of female domestic servants | 62 |
| lawyer returns with a manuscript by america's second president | 62 |
| tell of north american deserter caught in the centre of florence | 64 |
| work with needle and thread making extremely simple wallet at first | 67 |
| make an impression on one politician at home on the outskirts of grenoble | 73 |
| begin without the french youngster destined for future success | 62 |
| perhaps damon read of a constellation in the northern hemisphere | 64 |
| monk i'd converted going around german state ruled by a monarch | 63 |
| enact universal changes to cover right of protection for people taking trips | 76 |
| specifies article describing malta's foremost person skilled in government | 74 |
| a series of british films that starred sid james and kenneth williams | 69 |
| long, low smooth-haired breed of hound with short strong legs and long ears | 75 |
| type of entertainment that was popular in the late 19th and early 20th century | 78 |
| musical instruction that a piece be performed in an agitated manner | 67 |
| any of the three upright wooden sticks used in cricket to form part of a wicket | 79 |
| 1892 sergei rachmaninoff opera after alexander pushkin's poem the gypsies | 73 |
| brooks ..., us golfer; 2015 waste management phoenix open tournament winner | 75 |
| the ..., british comic featuring korky the cat that first appeared in 1937 | 74 |
| britpop group whose hit albums include parklife and the magic whip | 66 |
| best actor in a supporting role oscar winner for a fish called wanda | 68 |
| lake ..., body of water in nw russia between lake ladoga and the white sea | 74 |
| trina ..., winner of the winmau world masters darts tournament from 2002-05 | 75 |
| striped african antelope such as the lesser ... or greater ... | 62 |
| repeatedly confront heartless couple inside, looking at one another | 67 |
| first, second or third, maybe, making a disturbance in spoken examination | 73 |
| hugh ..., english protestant bishop burnt at the stake in 1555 | 62 |
| extensive anchorage between mainland england and the isle of wight | 66 |
| matthew ..., actor who played chandler bing in us television sitcom friends | 75 |
| official appointed to administer a municipality in fascist italy | 64 |
| insectivorous amphibian whose very long hind legs are specialised for hopping | 77 |
| organisation of free trade unions in poland that led the government in 1989 | 75 |
| one of a group of water-dwelling animals of the order actinaria | 63 |
| river of north yorkshire that flows to the swale to form the ouse | 65 |
| city in emilia-romagna, italy, on the river po southeast of milan | 65 |
| council area of scotland whose administrative centre is forfar | 62 |
| benefit from having a commercial vehicle at the junction for a long time | 72 |
| Establishment that may play soft New Age music in the background | 64 |
| .... Whip [frozen pineapple dessert that's popular at Disneyland | 64 |
| ...... Otters [Ontario Hockey League team based in Pennsylvania] | 64 |
| Sports organization with the Chicago Fire and the Portland Timbers [Abbr] | 73 |
| American auto racer who won the Indianapolis 500 in 2023 and 2024 [2 wds] | 73 |
| Nickname of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home of the Indianapolis 500 | 73 |
| Singer James portrayed by Beyoncé in the film "Cadillac Records" | 65 |
| cubes of meat marinated and cooked on a skewer usually with vegetables | 70 |
| a child's plastic construction set for making mechanical models | 63 |
| this club has won seven uefa european cup / champions league titles. | 68 |
| apple device which revolutionised music listening in the 2000s. | 63 |
| the ........ stand is the official name of croke park's canal end. | 66 |
| the first balcony in a theatre is called the .......... circle. | 63 |
| character played by elijah wood in the lord of the rings films. | 63 |
| brazilian formula one driver who died at the 1994 san marino grand prix. | 72 |
| animal faced by paul mescal in the first trailer for gladiator ii. | 66 |
| type of megalithic tomb featuring large rocks found in parts of ireland. | 72 |
| joey "the ........" fagan plays the trumpet in the commitments. | 63 |
| what nationality is 2024 wimbledon champion barbora krej?íková? | 65 |
| hilary ........: newly-appointed uk secretary of state for northern ireland. | 76 |
| when told, cook in water cabbage salad – that's a rule in physics | 67 |
| by final month one pair – american – are shedding leaves together | 69 |
| finishing military service, one on first big social occasion books a second | 75 |
| ITV newsreader whose cricketing father Bernard invented the googly | 66 |
| "How old ....?" "Old .... fine. How you?" [Famous telegram exchange] | 68 |
| Garden structure whose name derives from Latin for "three-ply" | 62 |
| The most important port in the Holland region of Netherlands until the 1500s | 76 |
| The first British dancer to become the principal dancer of a ballet company | 75 |
| Audio technique first used commercially for the 1940 animated film Fantasia | 75 |
| Full name of the Roman emperor who crossed the Rubicon in 49BC | 62 |
| 1981 hit for the Jam which did not appear on any of their studio albums | 71 |
| Violinist after whom Carnegie Hall's main auditorium is now named | 65 |
| Australian writer who wrote a 1970s Private Eye gardening column as Rose Blight | 79 |
| Grade I listed building on islands in a lake on the River Len in Kent | 69 |
| Ready for Janacek? Knockout sequence of notes at end of Sinfonietta | 67 |
| Lower parts I learned once with European soprano transposed upwards | 67 |
| A great deal unfinished around theatre raised danger for actors | 63 |
| Play this card when you want the next player to miss their turn | 63 |
| Play this card to switch from the dark side to the bright and vice versa | 72 |
| Shooting wildlife collection on film, finally uncovering dingo | 62 |
| Chuckle with international model and crossword setter in this country | 69 |
| Poor North Melbourne's last and Essendon's first. Both dirty sides | 66 |
| Nickname of François Duvalier, repressive President of Haiti from 1957-1971 | 76 |
| Genus of plants commonly called coneflowers and black-eyed-susan | 64 |
| The smallest of the Channel Islands that is open to the public | 62 |
| Song by The Beach Boys that features an Electro-Theremin, played by Paul Tanner | 79 |
| William ......, York-born English painter best known for his nudes | 66 |
| Spanish name for the Running of the Bulls, as in Pamplona, for example | 70 |
| English punk rock band whose members included Johnny Rotten and Sid Vicious | 75 |
| Protagonist of Dashiell Hammett's 1930 novel The Maltese Falcon | 63 |
| A red-skinned potato originally bred in the Netherlands in 1962 | 63 |
| A type of neutron star believed to have a very powerful magnetic field | 70 |
| Horse that Bob Champion rode to victory in the 1981 Grand National | 66 |
| The Abbot of ......, Scottish equivalent of England's Lord of Misrule | 69 |
| American film actor and entertainer born Joseph Yule, Jr in 1920 | 64 |
| Deep-toned native Australian wind instrument popularised by Rolf Harris | 71 |
| In Greek mythology, a son of King Priam of Troy who was killed by Achilles | 74 |
| Word following "push-up" that anagrams to a word following "pull-up" | 68 |
| Ailment whose name becomes an actress when its vowel is doubled | 63 |
| brendan ..., author of 1958 autobiographical novel borstal boy | 62 |
| ... islands, chain of over 150 islands in the bering sea off mainland alaska | 76 |
| university city in tuscany, italy, housing a famous leaning tower | 65 |
| 1881 novel by henry james whose central character is isabel archer | 66 |
| tree of tropical america whose very light wood is used for making rafts | 71 |
| tributary of the volga river upon which the cities of perm and solikamsk stand | 78 |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival song named after a place "where cool water flows" | 78 |
| element whose name is alphabetically last on the periodic table | 63 |
| supermarket with an aisle of "finds" affectionately dubbed the "aisle of shame" | 79 |
| skill sought as part of the one million dollar paranormal challenge | 67 |
| veil of ...... [goddess-inspired metaphor for the mysteries of nature] | 70 |
| pollution in country getting a thousand in disorderly action to start with | 74 |
| a short sleep taken during the day to restore one's mental alertness | 68 |
| narrow-brimmed hat worn by singers such as frank sinatra and leonard cohen | 74 |
| live ........, expression meaning 'to enjoy an extravagant lifestyle' | 69 |
| heaven is a ........, song by belinda carlisle released in 1987 | 63 |
| robert, epic fantasy writer noted for his series the wheel of time | 66 |
| creatures that live in muddy sand, often used as bait by fishermen | 66 |
| bob, comedian noted for his tv series on fishing with paul whitehouse | 69 |
| those undergoing instruction for a particular job or profession | 63 |
| figure starts to trouble here bureaucratic type assisting a referee | 67 |
| a government appeal before support for biased political promotion | 65 |
| learn a fighter is to mobilise after fifty? that's exaggerated | 62 |
| number traditionally worn on the shirt of a left-winger in a football team | 74 |
| a one-piece garment worn by the crew of a military or light aircraft | 68 |
| a version of something that differs in some respect from the standard | 69 |
| the study of mechanical systems that function like living organisms | 67 |
| a view or painting of a natural waterway and the land around it | 63 |
| citizens ........ bureau, meaning of the body initialised as cab | 64 |
| a shrub with small often fragrant flowers cultivated as an ornamental | 69 |
| lewis, english flanker who captained northampton saints from 2021 to 2024 | 73 |
| city on the french riviera that contains the jean cocteau museum | 64 |
| actor and entertainer noted for his 1962 version of the song up on the roof | 75 |
| tv news anchor who has presented travel series on italy and the caribbean | 73 |
| the ........ hills, range of uplands straddling the anglo-scottish border | 73 |
| ........ read, police officer and boxing administrator born in 1925 | 67 |
| nosy guy based possibly close to us? it's very uncertain thing | 62 |
| describing a flag's position usually to mark sadness at a death | 63 |
| christian ........, denomination founded by mary baker eddy in 1879 | 67 |
| radio music quiz that began in 1986, now hosted by paul gambaccini | 66 |
| eyewear with side shields for protecting the eyes from dust etc. | 64 |
| emphases put on particular syllables by pronouncing them more loudly | 68 |
| the ........, ballet featuring princess aurora as the title character | 69 |
| quiet or secluded places in which people can relax and recuperate | 65 |
| ........ watch, one with a pointer on a dial rather than a digital display | 74 |
| fantastic ........, film series that is a spin-off prequel to harry potter | 74 |
| .... moore, actress who starred in the films indecent proposal and disclosure | 77 |
| Actress who originated the roles of Peter Pan and Maria von Trapp on Broadway | 77 |
| Major NFL events [In this answer, note the missing letter, plus …] | 68 |
| Classic cocktail with olives [… the missing letter in this answer, plus …] | 78 |
| Declines an invitation, formally [… the missing letter in this answer, plus …] | 82 |
| Difficult-to-please audience [… the missing letter in this answer] | 68 |
| Rental car company that once used O.J. Simpson as a spokesperson | 64 |
| Singer DiFranco who recently made her Broadway debut in Hadestown | 65 |
| WNBA great Moore who won four championships with the Minnesota Lynx | 67 |
| Emily Giffin novel about a happy couple who argue over having children [2 wds] | 78 |
| "Breaking ......" [fourth book in Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" saga] | 68 |
| simon cowell's x-factor assistant who was once a pop star herself | 65 |
| chris martin's girlfriend who watched his set at glastonbury, .... johnson | 74 |
| Palace that is the official residence of the president of France | 64 |
| Favourite part I am hesitating to go after — it requires refinement | 69 |
| Celebrated engraver [1753-1828] who gave his name to a British swan species | 75 |
| BBC documentary series that focused on the shores of Britain and beyond | 71 |
| Temporary current running through place underground close to dam | 64 |
| Backing for lawyers probing US spies regarding much of Middle East? | 67 |
| Globe hosting The Ring? On the contrary, it offers Baroque music | 64 |
| Article from Le Monde, astute in dismissing English as a whole | 62 |
| Quantity of current illuminated Cornish resort, but not foremost expanse | 72 |
| Description of some deliveries supervised by a route manager, primarily | 71 |
| Pacific holiday spot? Almost worth following second person from Paris | 69 |
| Ruin of Memphis underlying European Union's inoffensive wording | 63 |
| South Korean brand known for the Galaxy S phones that also sells 43a | 68 |
| Former electronics retailer who were pioneers of door-to-door installing of 43a | 79 |
| Brand known for iPhones that started selling micro consoles for 43a | 67 |
| john ..., painter launched in london in 1781 as the cornish wonder | 66 |
| long-tailed arboreal monkey of asia such as the golden ... or germain's ... | 75 |
| r d ..., scottish psychiatrist whose books include the divided self | 67 |