Name, meaning “east”, for the USSR’s first manned spaceflight project |
VOSTOK |
Norse god who took the forms of a mare, salmon and fly |
LOKI |
Real head of the family in Giles cartoons |
GRANDMA |
Runner whose 19.87 200m personal best was the British record, 1994-2023 |
john Regis |
Semicircular recess at a church’s east end |
APSE |
Some ____s are the largest mobile man-made structures |
oil tanker |
Someone who ____ can influence a decision |
has a say |
Someone who ____ provides possible explanations |
THEORISES |
Something that potatoes, sausages and rice puddings have |
SKIN |
The first monarch to use ____ as a residence was Henry I |
windsor castle |
The Grand Ballon is the highest of these French mountains |
VOSGES |
The melody of the German Christmas song O ____ was used for The Red Flag |
tannenbaum |
The only player who has been top scorer in English football’s top tier with three different clubs |
Gary Lineker |
The sphere of record keepers with administrative duties |
clerkdom |
These may be produced when someone 48A badly |
sophistries |
Tip of a long process extending from a neuron’s cell body |
nerve ending |
To change course by swinging a sail across a following wind |
GYBE |
To make (something) less dangerous |
de-risk |
Ts and Cs often say that “We reserve the right to […] as we ____” |
think fit |
TV sitcom about employees of Wernham Hogg |
The Office |
Type of camera lens which may produce a circular image |
fish-eye |
What became Radio 4 in 1967 |
Home Service |
What you can stir up to cause a commotion |
hornet's nest |
Winner of 400m hurdles bronze at the 1992 Olympics |
kriss Akabusi |
Winner of 400m silver at the 1996 Olympics |
roger Black |
____ painting is a name for the style of Jackson Pollock |
SPLATTER |