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| Plaza in Beijing, China; scene of protests in 1989 |
| Greg —, author of novels Dead Sleep and Sleep No More |
| Poem in stanza form written by troubadours in Provence that satirised moral or political matters |
| See 3 Across |
| Fragrant rootstock of various irises used in perfumery |
| Term coined by Norman Mailer to describe facts which have no existence before appearing in a magazine or newspaper |
| Sheila —, actress married to actor Richard Attenborough from 1945-2014 |
| 1976 film comedy starring Jack Weston and Rita Moreno |
| Deep-bodied Eurasian freshwater fish |
| Small resort town and ferry port in Salerno, Italy, on the Gulf of Sorrento |
| Capital and chief port of Bermuda |
| Heinrich —, winner of the 1972 Nobel Prize in Literature |
| 2008 novel by Hanif Kureishi |
| Bob —, 1992-2015 Labour MP for Coventry North East; 2009-10 Secretary of State for Defence |
| Heavily scented Mediterranean plant cultivated for its medicinal seeds |
| Henrik —, author of stage plays Hedda Gabler and The League of Youth |
| Jeremy —, actor who portrayed Walter Hagen in 2004 biopic Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius |
| 2004 film drama starring Penelope Cruz and Susan Sarandon |
| Trading group established in Europe in 1960 whose members now include Iceland and Norway |
| See 24 Across |
| Australian stand-up comedian; host of Channel 4 show The Last Leg |
| Gary —, 1991 WBO Middleweight title challenger who played Cleitus in 2004 film drama Alexander |
| Five-act opera by Jules Massenet first produced in 1884 |
| Starchy cereal used for puddings obtained from an Asian palm tree |
| Small Asian citrus tree with greenish oval edible fruits |
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