| Clues | Answers |
| Long flat vertical bone in man also called the breastbone | STERNUM |
| 2000 film starring Meg Ryan and Russell Crowe | PROOF |
| Paul __, French painter whose works include 1888’s Avenue at Chantilly | CEZANNE |
| 1983 drama starring Gene Hackman and Rutger Hauer | EUREKA |
| Spa town in Allier, France; seat of the collaborationist government from 1940-44 | VICHY |
| Front part of the lower leg | SHIN |
| Rare black and grey bird also called a Hawaiian goose | NENE |
| Linda __, actress who played Simone Beck in 2009 film drama Julie & Julia | EMOND |
| __ Engineering Co Ltd, motorcycle manufacturing firm based in Coventry that went bankrupt in 1983 | TRIUMP |
| Actor who played the title role in 1970 BBC TV historical drama series The Six Wives of Henry VIII | KEITH |
| 1995 comedy-drama starring Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie | HACKERS |
| J G Farrell novel that won the 1973 Booker Prize for Fiction | THE SIEGE OF |
| The __, Rose Tremain novel that won the 2008 Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction | ROAD HOME |
| Inner and longer of the two bones of the human forearm | ULNA |
| Official language of Pakistan | URDU |
| Arthur __, 1958 Commonwealth shot put gold medallist | ROWE |
| Sea duck of the northern hemisphere valued for the soft fine down of the female | ELDER |
| Parish in Perth and Kinross, Scotland; former site of the Pictish capital | SCONE |
| Forceful shot in basketball where the ball is put directly through the hoop from above | SLAMDUNK |
| Plant related to the onion; a national emblem of Wales | LEEK |
| Gerry __, co-founder and first leader of the SDLP in Northern Ireland in 1970 | FITT |
| Large mammal also known as a killer whale | ORCA |
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