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David —, Home Secretary from 2001-04 crossword clue
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| 2003 film drama starring Jude Law, Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger |
| Gian Carlo —, composer of 1951 television opera Amahl and the Night Visitors |
| Netani —, Fiji and Harlequins rugby union back-rower |
| Alice —, US artist whose portraits include 1964 oil Joseph Papp |
| Billy —, actor who portrayed J Edgar Hoover in 2009 crime film Public Enemies |
| Jaroslav —, Czech author of unfinished novel The Good Soldier Svejk |
| Timothy —, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for Ordinary People |
| State-owned airline created in 1939 by a merger of Imperial Airways and British Airways (inits) |
| Robert —, Austrian author of unfinished novel The Man Without Qualities |
| Maiden in Greek mythology changed into a spider for having challenged Athena to a weaving contest |
| 1979 ITV comedy-drama film starring Nigel Hawthorne and Mick Ford |
| Jan —, prime minister of South Africa from 1939-48 |
| — Wars, series of three conflicts between Rome and Carthage from 264 BC to 146 BC |
| Kemal —, president of Turkey from 1923-38 |
| Eric —, British sculptor and typographer whose works include 1914 print Slaughter of the Innocents |
| 1978 film drama for which Jon Voight and Jane Fonda won Best Actor and Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscars |
| Spring on Mount Helicon sacred to the Muses in Greek mythology |
| God of fields, woods, shepherds and flocks in Greek mythology |
| Edible woodland fungus also called porcino with a rich nutty flavour |
| Town in the Boyne Valley, County Louth, Republic of Ireland |
| Seaside town home to the Royal Liverpool Golf Club |
| Shirley —, actress who played Jill Masterson in 1964 film thriller Goldfinger |
| Tree or shrub such as the red — or sugar — |
| District in the City of Westminster, London, known for its restaurants |
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