Jeff ____ co-founded ELO |
LYNNE |
Journalist who, with Mervyn Stockwood, attacked The Life Of Brian in a 1979 TV interview |
Malcolm Muggeridge |
Large seabird or, reversed, smaller seabirds |
SKUA |
Long-haired dog breed of Tibetan origin |
Lhasa Apso |
Mountain traditionally accepted as the place where Noah’s ark settled |
ARARAT |
Name by which Walter O’Reilly is known in M*A*S*H |
RADAR |
Norse god whose hammer, Mjölnir, is his main symbol |
THOR |
Orbiter launched in 1989 to study Jupiter and its moons |
GALILEO |
Pertaining to the science of air travel |
AERONAUTIC |
Place of worship for Jehovah’s Witnesses |
Kingdom Hall |
Prospero is the protagonist of The ____ |
TEMPEST |
Rock band fronted by bass guitarist Geddy Lee |
RUSH |
Ruth Madoc’s character in Hi-de-Hi! |
Gladys Pugh |
Seeds of this plant provide the characteristic flavour of pastis and ouzo |
ANISE |
Site of a 1995 massacre in the Bosnian War |
srebrenica |
Strong alkaline solution |
LYE |
Study of deformation and flow of matter |
RHEOLOGY |
Supporters of all varieties of literature |
BOOKENDS |
The Jungle Book character whose name is purported to mean “frog” |
MOWGLI |
The last Rolling Stones album to feature Brian Jones |
Let It Bleed |
The last UK number 1 single by T.Rex |
Metal Guru |
The peer Richard John Bingham |
Lord Lucan |
The reign of Louis XIV, as a French golden age |
Grand Siecle |
The ____ was the only Gilbert & Sullivan opera to officially premiere in America |
Pirates of Penzance |
The ____, radio comedy series first called Crazy People |
Goon Show |
Video game featuring Agent 47 |
HITMAN |
Volatile product of the oxidation of alcohol |
ALDEHYDE |
White wine made near Nantes |
MUSCADET |
Worm with internally and externally segmented body |
ANNELID |
____ 54, Manhattan theatre originally called the Gallo Opera House |
STUDIO |