The Telegraph – Toughie Crossword Answers – July 26 2017

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Blight overthrowing English flower gutted Yvonne EYESORE
Bread eaten by old teacher all the time ONANDON
Bypass repairers maybe wanting settlement — and more ROADMEN
Celebrity secrets I lampoon, somewhat upsetting ALISTER
Criminal, caught with readies regularly, to give up CONCEDE
Cruise with Ann abroad creating this charge? INSURANCE
Crusher Bailey perhaps having first spell inside? WATERMILL
Dated extremely unusual figure in ballet PASSEUL
Did work up in Channel Islands start to trouble newsman? INCITED
Empty Sunday penning paper on bridge rule SQUIREARCHY
English novelist lives with that woman? Hazel possibly ISHERWOOD
Exhaust Classical character with constant type of poetry SAPPHIC
Farm animal crossing his building on area in England OXFORDSHIRE
Gavin and Roz endlessly planned to get one delivered in September? VIRGOAN
Heartless tricks on pensioner, a scapegoat JOESOAP
Hollow Yorkist victory without local element YTTRIUM
Hooker’s part of this low life hanging around edge of road SCRUM
I run downhill then left through track in a hazardous manner RISKILY
Jack sorry when speaking about God JEHOVAH
Missing one or two bits at the top, shake organ UDDER
Order, I sense, is threatening OMINOUS
Overwhelming sunlight stifles pale superior in retreat RUNAWAY
Pest played rock in train COCKROACH
Poet, industrious being at home, shaved amidst junk sadly DYLANTHOMAS
Positions over having quit drugs STATINS
Religious person having spiritual class in remote surroundings FRIAR
Son is going to drink SWILL
Watch display by pioneering German rock band LEDZEPPELIN