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| Mirror Quiz crossword of February 5th, 2021 other clues |
| 1925 novel by W Somerset Maugham |
| Rugby union team; 2018 Six Nations Championship winners |
| In golf, a former name for a no 3 wood |
| See 1 Across |
| See 18 Across |
| See 23 Across |
| 1986 film drama directed by and starring Sondra Locke |
| Small resort town and ferry port in Salerno, Italy, on the Gulf of Sorrento |
| BBC TV motoring show first presented by Angela Rippon in 1977 |
| God of love in Greek mythology |
| Active volcano in Sicily |
| The —, 1967 book by Desmond Morris subtitled A Zoologist's Study of the Human Animal |
| Jacques —, French singer and actor married to Francoise Hardy since 1981 |
| 2010 novel by Tom Sharpe |
| Airline; flag carrier of Israel |
| Rob —, rugby union fly-half; 1985 England Test debutant against Romania |
| 1904 novel by Joseph Conrad subtitled A Tale of the Seaboard |
| Nelson —, 2008 Olympic triple jump gold medallist |
| F1 motor racing circuit that has hosted the British Grand Prix since 1987 |
| See 1 Down |
| — melon, round fruit with a greenish-white rind and sweet flesh |
| Benjamin Henry —, architect of the United States Capitol in Washington, DC |
| Danyon —, 1996 Olympic 200m and 400m freestyle swimming gold medallist |
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| 1991 novel by John Francome |
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