Quiz- Weather Related Answers, Final Hurdles

[emperor]

Thanks to all who have helped so far, amazing what R.O.C. and flying dancers know! Only ones left include a new question after needing to re-work a previous weak answer.
20. From William mild protest re ice encasement. ( 6 )
91. Land's End recalled king's issue in 2002. ( 7 ) (There is a Lands End in Cape Cod !)
3. Binge before the witching hour ushers this in. ( 8, 8 ) ( We all want this to be 'Shipping Forecast' but can't justify. Can you help??)
Look forward to any response.

[frugalfred]

3. The answer is shipping forecast. This is always preceded on Long Wave Radio4 by the tune "Sailing By", which acts as a signal to ships' wireless operators to have their notepads ready. The tune was written by Ronald BINGE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Binge

[frugalfred]

I should have said the Midnight Shipping Forecast - loved by insomniacs!

[vakayu]

Very good research frugalfred or did you just happen to know that?

[frugalfred]

I couldn't reconcile "binge", so I did a Google on Sailing By which i knew to be the tune played before the forecast. "Saling by Binge" came up with the goods. It's a rather pleasant, restful tune, reminiscent of a Pacific isle!

[emperor]

How perfect is that Frugalfred. At last the perfect answer.
Thank you

[frugalfred]

King's issue could be either Prince or Princess. One "Prince" born in 2002 was a Michael Jackson offspring. His moniker was "blanket" - might this be a blanket of snow?
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/When_was_Prince_Michael_Jackson_born

[frugalfred]

Thanks, emperor.My lateral thinking was aided by a glass of Tia Maria!

[treetops1]

20 Want it to be Billow...but don't know where the ice comes in.

[frugalfred]

91. Further thought - Michael Jackson's ranch is called Neverland! (Land's End?)

[frugalfred]

20. William = Bill; mild protest = OW! Billow is therefore correct, in my view.

[emperor]

We already have 'blanket of snow' so it can't be that. A King's issue was Princesss Margaret who died in 2002 if that helps? I find Jamesons works as well!!

[frugalfred]

Margaret reversed is "teragram".. any relevance?

[emperor]

Only need 7 letters but a brave thought, thank you. Another friend suggests TEMPEST with refs. to US, Shakespeare, Gournald etc. but I'm still lost!