Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Wednesday, 10th January 2024

There are 36 across clues and 43 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Wednesday, 10th January 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Man on board; woman in power
AAcross 6:	When Will I Be Famous? band
AAcross 10:	Clowder?
AAcross 14:	Speak
AAcross 15:	____ Headey, 1 Across player in 49 Across
AAcross 16:	Grey
AAcross 17:	Maker of hot drink; cooler part (anag.)
AAcross 19:	Inspection
AAcross 20:	Solo flier of the Millennium Falcon?
AAcross 21:	Commonwealth of states including Armenia
AAcross 22:	Confinement of a pupil to college
AAcross 24:	Fair
AAcross 28:	Japanese airline
AAcross 29:	Tapes (anag.)
AAcross 30:	Mark ____, 45 Across player in 49 Across
AAcross 33:	House for Scottish Presbyterian minister
AAcross 34:	Eisenhower
AAcross 37:	Meat on a dog?
AAcross 40:	Iraq ____, document supposedly making case for war
AAcross 42:	____ Said, 2022 film about the Harvey Weinstein scandal
AAcross 43:	Super ____ Animals, Welsh band
AAcross 45:	Man on board; man in power
AAcross 46:	Balkan capital
AAcross 47:	What crime doesn't do?
AAcross 49:	Fantasy drama	GAME OF THRONES
AAcross 54:	Zoroastrian holy scriptures
AAcross 55:	UN agency advancing international labour standards
AAcross 56:	Colour
AAcross 59:	Photo finish
AAcross 60:	49 Across 10 Down	WINTERFELL
AAcross 64:	Swamp
AAcross 65:	Sheila Hancock film	EDIE
AAcross 66:	Tina ____, Australian singer-songwriter
AAcross 67:	Over and over	A LOT
AAcross 68:	2005 US cult film with supervillain Lucy Diamond
AAcross 69:	Religious text
DDown 1:	19th Hebrew letter
DDown 2:	Nitrogenous waste product
DDown 3:	Makes; saner (anag.)
DDown 4:	And others already known
DDown 5:	One advocating a return to free-market capitalism	NEO-CON
DDown 6:	Great time; bang!
DDown 7:	Soak (flax or hemp)
DDown 8:	I'd take a lower price, in short
DDown 9:	"Wide sea" of a Jean Rhys novel?
DDown 10:	Man on board; one paired with an Elephant in London?
DDown 11:	Way of storing text on computer
DDown 12:	Tip one's hat to
DDown 13:	John Millington ____, Irish playwright
DDown 18:	Former Italian currency; rail (anag.)
DDown 23:	Amounts wagered in advance
DDown 25:	____ Basque, region in the Pyrenees
DDown 26:	Cheltenham ____, train station
DDown 27:	____ Patinkin, Homeland actor	MANDY
DDown 30:	Nincompoop
DDown 31:	Word representing a dash in Morse code
DDown 32:	____ diligence, business appraisal
DDown 33:	Worth; timer (anag.)
DDown 34:	The 45 Across's number
DDown 35:	____ Follett, The Pillars of the Earth author
DDown 35:	____ Follett, The Pillars of the Earth author
DDown 36:	100 nanojoules
DDown 38:	Happening; twelve inches?
DDown 39:	Laughed heartily
DDown 41:	Isle, home to the Old Man of Storr	SKYE
DDown 44:	Royal Albert Hall, in short
DDown 46:	Last six lines of a sonnet
DDown 47:	Lech Walesa, say; staff
DDown 48:	Coat; sci-fi nut?
DDown 49:	Greek character; type of ray
DDown 50:	Be of service to
DDown 51:	Freesheet tabloid
DDown 52:	Observances
DDown 53:	Utter; diaphanous
DDown 57:	Something up one's sleeve?
DDown 58:	Style; lean (anag.)
DDown 61:	Carp relative
DDown 62:	The point of a writer?
DDown 63:	To and ____, back and forth