The Telegraph – TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 2,244 – Jun 12 2019

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A German newspaper retracted spontaneous comment ADLIB
Actress called Greta amazing as chic lead in Camille SCACCHI
Argue about your old mayor? WORTHY
Bird of prey alights around part of Scotland LOWLANDS
Cheats involved cruel boss in scams DOUBLECROSSES
Cohort fighting on horseback around Spain AGEGROUP
Composer protege of Gabriel Garcia Marquez? ELGAR
Consider extremely elegant hairstyle MULLET
Disappear with Romeo in Japan? VARNISH
Disguise for jailbreaker in famous tale from Hollywood strip LAUNDRESS
Dog not second class but it’s well below par EAGLE
Fellow goes round motorway in what might be battered Fiat COMMAND
Good university disco includes One Direction GUIDANCE
Hair raising devices for sailors LOCKS
I’m Carton in disguise as Darnay perhaps ROMANTIC
One getting rid of vermin has way of working with consumer MOUSER
One has no intention of buying computer system with large storage facility WINDOWSHOPPER
One reluctant to mate perhaps has the makings of a parent PANDA
Organised special op controlled by bishop EPISCOPAL
Peace gesture that will come to a ‘sticky’ end OLIVEBRANCH
Simple conundrum for Sherlock? HOMESPUN
Student found with ecstasy after arrest gets stir BUSTLE
Suffer because of dog INCUR
Teacher’s perhaps to express contempt for one working DISTILLER
They fix pitch to get bats out with a spinner PIANOTUNERS
What can make meats tender is attached to this STEAMLOCO
Who Wooster might have addressed bald one casually OLDBEAN
Writer believed to have written all the works of Shakespeare QUILLPEN