“The rudest man in Britain”, a journalist and regular 1950s Twenty Questions and What’s My Line panellist |
Gilbert Harding |
1955 film which provided an iconic photo of Marilyn Monroe |
The Seven Year Itch |
A wired relative of Wi-Fi |
LAN |
A zealous environmental activist |
eco-warrior |
Actress who played Yvette Carte-Blanche in ’Allo ’Allo! |
Vicki Michelle |
American old west TV series which influenced the development of Star Trek |
wagon train |
American wrestler born Terry Gene Bollea |
Hulk Hogan |
An author’s final words |
ENVOI |
British gymnast with an eponymous uneven bars move |
Beth Tweddle |
British sitcom featuring flatmates Gary Strang and Tony Smart |
Men Behaving Badly |
Captain of Australia’s 1987 Cricket World Cup-winning team |
Allan Border |
Charlie Parker and Thelonius Monk played in this jazz style |
BEBOP |
Defended position from which a gun can be fired |
EMPLACEMENT |
Ellis Genge or Joe Marler in recent England teams |
PROP |
Esparto, melick, and fescue are ____ |
GRASSES |
Expanse of land stretching from Texas to Canada |
Great Plains |
Fourth book of the Old Testament |
NUMBERS |
In 1976, Sawao Kato of Japan became the first person to win a second Olympic gold medal on this gymnastic apparatus |
parallel bars |
In law, to put the dice into the box for another throw (according to The Devil’s Dictionary) |
APPEAL |
In maths, graph theory began with Leonhard ____’s negative resolution of the Bridges of Königsberg problem |
EULER |
Indian dish using a marinade of yoghurt and spices |
TIKKA |
Informally, a very important person |
big cheese |
Jewish festival in the month of Adar |
PURIM |
Name shared by rivers of Wales (mainly) and Scotland |
DEE |