Below you will find all the answers for the Mirror Quiz Crossword Answers October 25 2017.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 1979-82 ITV sitcom that starred James Bolam, Peter Bowles and Christopher Strauli | ONLYWHENI |
| God of war in Greek mythology | ARES |
| 1995 novel by Philip Pullman | NORTHERN |
| 1982 Eurovision Song Contest winner for Germany with A Little Peace | NICOLE |
| Dickie —, 1960-62 England Test captain; president of the Rugby Football Union in 1976-77 | JEEPS |
| Port in Campania, Italy; scene of fighting between Allied forces and Germany in 1943 | SALERNO |
| God of fields, woods, shepherds and flocks in Greek mythology | PAN |
| 1992 animated film starring the voice talent of Scott Weinger and Robin Williams | ALADDIN |
| Chief port of Vietnam at the mouth of the Cam River | HAIPHONG |
| Martina —, author of novels Dangerous Lady and Goodnight Lady | COLE |
| David —, F1 motor racing driver; 2003 Australian GP winner | COULTHARD |
| 1923 stage play by George Bernard Shaw | SAINTJOAN |
| Ken —, actor who played Cliff Barnes in US television soap Dallas | KERCHEVAL |
| Ninth day before the ides of each month in the Roman calendar | NONES |
| Capital of Armenia | YEREVAN |
| Wall or fence set in a ditch so as not to interrupt the landscape | HAHA |
| City in Kansai, Japan; capital of the country from 710-784 | NARA |
| Patrick —, actor who replaced William Hartnell in 1966 as The Doctor in BBC TV series Doctor Who | TROUGHTON |
| Town in N Kent housing both a castle and cathedral | ROCHESTER |
| River rising in Ukraine that flows across SE Poland to the Vistula | SAN |
| Form of music for Scottish bagpipes consisting of a theme and variations | PIBROCH |
| Edward —, composer of 1900 oratorio The Dream of Gerontius | ELGAR |
| Port and resort in the Algarve, S Portugal | FARO |
| Amorphous form of hydrated silica used as a gemstone | OPAL |
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