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1Ancient Greek female lyric poet from Lesbos, most of whose works have not survived (6)
4Mining town in south Wales which hosted the first modern Eisteddfod in 1861 (8)
9The ceremony of washing the feet of the poor, in commemoration of the act performed by Jesus in the Bible, John 13 (6)
10Richard ___ , Labour MP who wrote Diaries of a Cabinet Minister about his time in government from 1964 to 1970 (8)
11Fortification in East Sussex built around 290 AD, known to the Romans as Anderitum (8,6)
13A sheet of film on which many pages of information are stored in images of reduced size (10)
14___ et orbi, a Latin term used in papal blessings, addressing the city and the world (4)
16Name of the most easterly point in the British Isles, located in Lowestoft, Suffolk (4)
18A hormone secreted to constrict the arteries, thus increasing blood pressure and stimulating the heart (10)
21An old French epic poem, usually celebrating the exploits of knights (7,2,5)
23Nickname of the World War I German fighter pilot born Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (3,5)
24Culinary style in which a dish is prepared or served with a dressing of burning liquor (6)
25Type of rowing by a single oarsman in a racing shell (8)
26Originating in Japan, a dwarf tree or shrub grown in a pot using special methods of cultivation (6)

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1An imaginary perfect drug described in Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World (4)
2Francis ___ , French composer who wrote the comic opera Les Mamelles de Tiresias, first performed in 1947 (7)
3A small prickly-backed insectivorous nocturnal mammal which can roll up into a ball when attacked (8)
5London-born Grand Prix motorcycle road racer who married glamour model Stephanie McLean in 1984 (5,6)
6Dizzee ___ , hip-hop artist who won the Mercury Music Prize in 2003, aged 19 (6)
7An instrument that measures the magnitude of an electric current (7)
8Comedian whose statue stands in his home town of Morley, West Yorkshire, where he won a talent contest in 1936 (5,4)
12Football team who were promoted to the Premier League in 1993 under manager Glenn Hoddle (7,4)
13A winter constellation of the northern sky, said to resemble a unicorn (9)
15The closest Underground station to the London Eye (8)
17___ Ballet, New Romantic pop band led by vocalist Tony Hadley (7)
19A narrow neck of land connecting two larger portions, for example at Corinth (7)
20Country whose flag depicts the Star of David between two horizontal stripes (6)
22Model of Skoda vehicle named after a legendary mountain-dwelling beast (4)

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