| no longer needed socialist and german worker | 44 |
| girl with nothing but a lariat | 30 |
| point danger out and warn of attack | 35 |
| tear sue away? harsh | 20 |
| lying after chance to be clumsy | 31 |
| reprimand for language, getting a whipping | 42 |
| mother cracked trial of marriage | 32 |
| huge mime performance taking three different directions | 55 |
| may display power | 17 |
| gratis fashion at a stroke | 26 |
| room next to first musician | 27 |
| judged hesitation with unrestrained pride | 41 |
| individual making a singular impression! | 40 |
| oliver will do | 14 |
| what employers must do to make wages better | 43 |
| pontoon bridge components | 25 |
| he serves food but can only cook one way | 40 |
| not working, but producing eggs on the quiet | 44 |
| lay down a condition | 20 |
| swings round so as to sever, possibly | 37 |
| being tawdry, is not exactly tasty | 34 |
| suggest it's no position for an amateur! | 40 |
| move different ways | 19 |
| predator with a cut ear and a broken leg | 40 |
| long distance cross-country runner | 34 |
| they may be spent in america | 28 |
| presented oneself as a journalist? | 34 |
| as a gesture, support the petition! | 35 |
| help with a title-role in opera | 31 |
| gentle, modest, mainly about half dead! | 39 |
| spirit of respect, possibly | 27 |
| bill and nan? | 13 |
| readable edition of 'sapper' | 28 |
| something to eat before breakfast | 33 |
| tony's broken; also, broke | 26 |
| turned up with a posh car at a disorderly dive | 46 |
| either of that couple propping up the bar | 41 |
| survive terrible evil | 21 |
| notice cracked pots | 19 |
| gloomy loch with low visibility! | 32 |
| apprentice's nervous twitch | 27 |
| chef in kitchen holds up cutting utensil | 40 |
| whirlwind tore round between five and ten | 41 |
| a labyrinth that will astonish | 30 |
| how a campanologist can stir the memory? | 40 |
| wrote about tall structure | 26 |
| wet weather on mountain to the south brings great stress | 56 |
| almost putting gown on bird | 27 |
| weary till corrected bloomer | 28 |
| beguile parent into error | 25 |
| unity amongst honest people | 27 |
| resolutely stay put, having rubbish for disposal | 48 |
| automatic response could be to fix cleaner | 42 |
| book name, sir? | 15 |
| there's nothing in wickedness to speak of | 41 |
| a biblical worker | 17 |
| mock a paye scheme, and produce another | 39 |
| tried a long, angry speech | 26 |
| autocrat of thirty ran the country | 34 |
| organize differently to give scope at the back | 46 |
| observed its teeth, perhaps | 27 |
| story about british leader's piece of furniture | 47 |
| air cover from several stations | 31 |
| a service rise that makes one well off | 38 |
| atmosphere in which laura loses her head | 40 |
| night-flier on the staff | 24 |
| we slid around before finding controls | 38 |
| mock food | 9 |
| he pretends their copy is spoiled | 33 |
| language may make neat prose | 28 |
| form heaps, perhaps | 19 |
| welcome cry up north | 20 |
| fool set up on the dole, perhaps | 32 |
| country needs aim in getting into shape | 39 |
| no permission for a recess | 26 |
| a burning romance somehow holds it up | 37 |
| turned up in france | 19 |
| a bad forecaster | 16 |
| unchanging instruction written in haste to printers | 51 |
| make a successful attempt at proving a beard is false | 53 |
| matter giving rise to scandalous gossip? | 40 |
| broken bone i set for a woman in tears | 38 |
| belief in sacred office | 23 |
| it may drift south at this time | 31 |
| old transport making an elegant comeback | 40 |
| see a key agent | 15 |
| sort of nut that is loose, maybe | 32 |
| make a note in an auction to get a fur | 38 |
| something said about money | 26 |
| he doesn't complain if he gets a beating | 40 |
| some clear sounds for listeners | 31 |
| Very keen to conceal hole for escape | 36 |
| Left-winger eats fish to get respect | 36 |
| Writer in row about Iraqi leader being outside | 46 |
| Most of tortoise cooked in dish | 31 |
| Only cleaning equipment that climbs tropical trees | 50 |
| Boy upset, upset by a master, a spiritual master | 48 |
| Billionaire philanthropist is procuring fleshy fruit | 52 |
| Reportedly excited after misdemeanour in place of worship | 57 |
| Clean hotel over and over | 25 |
| Liquor kept in stills blended for impish character | 50 |
| One who delivers middle class mother's children, at last | 56 |
| Characteristic of eternalist oddly ignored | 42 |
| Rub American uncle up the wrong way with authority | 50 |
| Ring roads tend to fit long-term directive | 42 |
| Female suppressing Welsh nation | 31 |
| Fake metal bust encapsulating king may be bought here? | 54 |
| Discredited, got rid of guards in the morning | 45 |
| Close pit to break one million northern lefties, essentially | 60 |
| Skipping German, be successful in school | 40 |
| Draw rupees in bank | 19 |
| Mean bit of sorcery | 19 |
| Pass for one is in Bayeux | 25 |
| Frank abandoning house and home | 31 |
| Fix marathon's start and finish | 31 |
| Liven up green pants with one small bit of embellishment | 56 |
| Prohibit headwear for chicken | 29 |
| Mickey taking hit over working nearby at regular intervals | 58 |
| Cassowary's back to collect bones | 33 |
| Steamship with room to change, for a change | 43 |
| Each can bring a yearning | 25 |
| It's played a great deal for nothing | 36 |
| Prepared, once more, for the new day | 36 |
| Through which to see a girl's love for Romeo | 44 |
| Desire strongly - yes, to join the Navy! | 40 |
| Like the French, he's free from deceit | 38 |
| No hero in the cod war | 22 |
| Prevented a G-man from starving | 31 |
| The way shown between two points | 32 |
| The Gibraltarian's table | 24 |
| Wildly contradicted | 19 |
| After a poor start, it may yield coal | 37 |
| In attrition, perhaps, endlessly wary | 37 |
| It's largely known as Wellingtonia | 34 |
| River flowing into a sewer? | 27 |
| Like the setting sun, if you look west | 38 |
| A team of two, as the Romans would have figured? | 48 |
| Some faculty men have; call it insight | 38 |
| Practised without weakening | 27 |
| Be progressively friendly | 25 |
| Knock out with a snooker cue? | 29 |
| An oven faulty at the bottom end will do you no good! | 53 |
| Affect just a little | 20 |
| Be a close thing! | 17 |
| Where the wealthy go on most Mondays | 36 |
| Where, abroad, Alma got mixed up with some Yanks | 48 |
| Spring gave heart to the Pharisees | 34 |
| Run away and shelter at the welfare centre | 42 |
| State definitely it's the little turning on the right | 53 |
| Regarded as a bit of a key man | 30 |
| Female of the cassowary | 23 |
| Current charge? | 15 |
| It's of growing potential | 25 |
| The chap to flatter, perhaps, but it must be sincere | 52 |
| It's useless putting one in a truck i | 37 |
| The opposite of hen, in a sense | 31 |
| Favourite part of Peterborough | 30 |
| We're out to get in for a drink | 31 |
| To me, a little house | 21 |
| Dash off to fix things | 22 |
| He's funny, as many will admit | 30 |
| Join to get the club promoted | 29 |
| Such work may seem too much for a while | 39 |
| It's nice and warm, for a change, in Ealing | 43 |
| chess piece also called a castle | 32 |
| council area of scotland whose administrative centre is forfar | 62 |
| d w ..., south africa test cricketer who took 7-51 against india at nagpur in 2010 | 82 |
| jan dismas ..., bohemia-born baroque composer whose works include 1730 cantata il serpente di bronzo | 100 |
| city in emilia-romagna, italy, on the river po southeast of milan | 65 |
| river of north yorkshire that flows to the swale to form the ouse | 65 |
| fish-eating bird of prey such as steller's ... | 46 |
| one of a group of water-dwelling animals of the order actinaria | 63 |
| organisation of free trade unions in poland that led the government in 1989 | 75 |
| insectivorous amphibian whose very long hind legs are specialised for hopping | 77 |
| official appointed to administer a municipality in fascist italy | 64 |
| matthew ..., actor who played chandler bing in us television sitcom friends | 75 |
| richard ..., us director of central intelligence from 1966-73 | 61 |
| extensive anchorage between mainland england and the isle of wight | 66 |
| evergreen coniferous tree native to chile | 41 |
| hybrid produced by crossing the tangerine and grapefruit | 56 |
| island of the inner hebrides southwest of coll | 46 |
| ross ..., 1977 wimbledon men's doubles tennis championship winner with geoff masters | 84 |
| long narrow body of water between arabia and ne africa | 54 |
| black-and-white striped mammal of the horse family | 50 |
| 1516 book by sir thomas more | 28 |
| 2003 story collection by richard matheson | 41 |
| hugh ..., english protestant bishop burnt at the stake in 1555 | 62 |
| highest federal court in the us | 31 |
| wager with a foreign character | 30 |
| forward in expertise | 20 |
| prohibition has to stick | 24 |
| put up with having left one dutch export | 40 |
| dealer with less money? | 23 |
| sailor finds the french skilful | 31 |
| broadcast second conclusion | 27 |
| mastermind loses one class | 26 |
| star gets attorney some land | 28 |
| make an effort on tune | 22 |
| abandon in the gobi, say | 24 |
| similar to returning in little kilt | 35 |