| GREATBRITAIN | England's island (5,7) |
| SIRALFRAMSEY | England's World Cup-winning manager |
| LADYJANEGREY | England's "Nine Days' Queen" |
| WESTMIDLANDS | Southernmost of England's six metropolitan counties |
| ALASTAIRCOOK | England's most-capped cricketer |
| THECOTSWOLDS | England's third-largest protected landscape |
| ARROWVICTORY | *England's outcome at the Battle of Agincourt? |
| GRAPEBRITAIN | Variety of fruit used in England's new wine-making venture? |
| MICKYSTEWART | Surrey's cricket captain, 1963-1972, whose son became England's captain in 1998 |
| OLLIEWATKINS | Scorer of England's winning goal in the Euro 24 semifinal versus The Netherlands (5,7) |
| GEORGEORWELL | His pen name combines England's patron saint with a river in Suffolk |
| CLEVELANDBAY | England's oldest breed of horse; a rare breed that traditionally pulls the Queen's carriage (9,3) |
| LANDOTHELEAL | Scottish heaven and hell? A lot confused about England's crown (4,1,3,4) |
| LONGDISTANCE | One kind of phone call from Channel Islands to England's rerouted |
| ACTIONPACKED | Fighting by rugby players (England's wingers) very eventful |
| MARTINPETERS | Scorer of one of England's goals in the 1966 World Cup Final (6,6) |
| LAKEDISTRICT | Popular holiday destination in North West England, location of England's highest mountain (4,8) |
| ROBERTDUDLEY | England's 1st Earl of Leicester, favourite of Elizabeth I (6,6) |
| HONISTERPASS | The home of England's only working slate mine, between Buttermere and Borrowdale |
| MILTONKEYNES | Largest of England's "new towns" created in the 1960s, located in Buckinghamshire (6,6) |
