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| Clues |
Answers |
| & 21 Across We will quickly sell trading tips for PM in disorder |
PELL |
| & 31 Across Hit trendy bar to catch Number One from top singer on stage |
TRENT |
| & 5 Across I didn’t expect this — and with endless Sketches in novel form! |
WHATTHE |
| … I’m annoyed about symbol of power missing by mill |
GRINDER |
| … staying in one, maybe old men get sozzled |
LODGEMENT |
| A castle king’s set up on tableland |
KAROO |
| Absorbed winning 10-2, say, on radio show? |
ATEUP |
| Among them The Spaniards counter at opening serving brews up …? |
PUBS |
| Business getting over big blow — it’s used to strain |
COLANDER |
| Conceal two aliens, one with no head |
POCKET |
| Cruciverbalists put up notice that hurt bright one appearing through mist? |
SUNBOW |
| Disconcert concert-master |
RATTLE |
| Experienced upset spearing rather dainty molluscs |
CUTTLEFISH |
| Fibre with a bug |
WATAP |
| Filling a gap, spicy eel pie with TV Times to digest |
EXPLETIVE |
| Following on: wicket, single, wicket — what I’m about to text may not matter |
FWIW |
| Go for a shower … |
PEPPER |
| Humour of woman dries up |
WITHERS |
| Hunks unfortunately score, letting in own goal |
SCROOGE |
| Little Jenny’s pain of separating not entirely unpleasant |
WRENCHICK |
| Old solver’s got the setter a little shrub! |
THYME |
| Painter first to jump off pier |
ETTY |
| Passport and driving licence? They are the basics for drive |
IDS |
| Producer of draught beers, first of which floors leader of men |
BELLOWS |
| Pulse youth turned up to check close to death |
DHAL |
| Record held by Peter for one branch of the family |
SEPT |
| Rock adder |
TOTTER |
| Runners get amorous when cycling |
SKIS |
| Rupert Bear’s best pal left after evil pet |
BADGERBILL |
| See 1 Across |
DICKENS |
| See 16 Across |
MELL |
| See 9 Across |
DARBY |
| Stranger’s after fine food |
FODDER |
| Tail of dog, Spooner tells us, is so long! |
TOODLEPIP |
| Two complete circles united |
DUO |
| WW1 admiral GI found outside Cell 1 agitated |
JELLICOE |