| large animals hunted for sport | 30 |
| spotted dog | 11 |
| oxidising agent | 15 |
| adjective for groups of bonded atoms | 36 |
| multinational military force based in strasbourg | 48 |
| scottish athlete who runs wearing sunglasses | 44 |
| robert ----, film director | 26 |
| french vegetable stew | 21 |
| other name for gaor bheinn, munro near kinlocheil | 49 |
| meat prepared according to muslim law | 37 |
| max weber's concept of rationality in society | 45 |
| flower, gowan in scots | 22 |
| do what rip van winkle did | 26 |
| part of road or running track | 29 |
| ---- scotland, arts funding body | 32 |
| they adapt music for other instruments, voices or style | 55 |
| nw african republic | 19 |
| training facility at tulliallan, perthshire | 43 |
| first level of seats above ground floor in theatre | 50 |
| new clyde crossing, opens this autumn | 37 |
| turks whose empire ended after wwi | 34 |
| tv series starring scots actor richard madden | 45 |
| such a professor's chair was founded by monarch | 47 |
| in zoology or anatomy, wormlike | 31 |
| extended exchange of shots in tennis etc | 40 |
| sunshade or mushroom | 20 |
| oor wullie's seat | 17 |
| in the bible, son of abraham and hagar | 38 |
| seer or prophet | 15 |
| news programme bbc scotland is axing | 36 |
| martial arts ranking | 20 |
| bird similar to coot | 20 |
| e.g. xxl | 8 |
| to have influence or effect | 27 |
| pair of poles with footrests | 28 |
| the ----, leon jackson from w lothian won in 2007 | 49 |
| richard ----, briefly british railways chairman in 1960s | 56 |
| bovine young | 12 |
| town in mali or any distant place | 33 |
| set of three dots indicating omission in text | 45 |
| flat iron plate scots might call girdle | 39 |
| to encircle or include | 22 |
| it's spoken in belgium | 22 |
| decorative drapery along sides of bed | 37 |
| donald ----, leapt over river garry to escape jacobites | 55 |
| central role in jedburgh festival | 33 |
| foggy or obscure | 16 |
| belonging to peerage | 20 |
| frasier's wife in tv's cheers | 29 |
| battle in italy that led to foundation of red cross | 51 |
| jewellery designer from orkney | 30 |
| '90s chart topper for group from clydebank | 42 |
| member of communist bureaucracy | 31 |
| Farewell something cast in gold | 31 |
| Coach tour rearranged after start of trouble | 44 |
| Appearing at cargo area, but delayed | 36 |
| Diane's the girl to sack | 24 |
| Card game grasped by American, a star | 37 |
| Placate vegetable-eating monkey | 31 |
| Laura, it's a wild country | 26 |
| Deal clumsily with unfinished drink in distance | 47 |
| Some articulate feelings about librarian's penalty | 50 |
| Work on muscular spasm of the eye | 33 |
| Boy singer holding music's beginning to shake | 45 |
| It is clear I'd most of the good fortune first | 46 |
| Toaster we transported in this | 30 |
| Overtake one on fire | 20 |
| Outsource afresh to be polite | 29 |
| To steal, make very little sound | 32 |
| Cherish kitchen feature from novel | 34 |
| Some schoolgirls returning to the White House | 45 |
| Well pleased with fiesta Sid arranged | 37 |
| Loser was in a hurry as well | 28 |
| Country is not wild in outskirts of Ethiopia | 44 |
| Classy piece of furniture found at last by river | 48 |
| Self-restrained, but anger consumed afterwards? | 47 |
| Pull north for urban area | 25 |
| Diesel cab edging back round disaster | 37 |
| Toilet, I learnt, spoiled | 25 |
| Players show gold box to artist | 31 |
| Punches garden pests | 20 |
| Summary of soldiers' surrender | 30 |
| 1960s-70s Hillman car | 21 |
| Bob Cratchit's son | 18 |
| Surname of British actress Francesca | 36 |
| Surname of Gertrude, influential British garden designer | 56 |
| Queen Victoria's consort | 24 |
| Wine from a particular harvest of grapes | 40 |
| Edith Piaf, eg | 14 |
| King of Libya, 1951-69 | 22 |
| ...... Gandhi, 1960s-80s Asian prime minister | 45 |
| Emmerdale channel [inits] | 25 |
| Labour Party's emblem | 21 |
| Name shared by two former Spice Girls | 37 |
| One of the three theological virtues | 36 |
| Like Big Brother, perhaps? | 26 |
| Strong green paste to eat with sushi | 36 |
| Alloy mainly comprising iron and carbon | 39 |
| Countryfile presenter | 21 |
| Blockheads frontman | 19 |
| Any cricket score not attributed to a batter | 44 |
| West-coast city of the USA | 26 |
| First leader of the Soviet Union | 32 |
| Second-place Olympic prize | 26 |
| Radio code word between November and papa | 41 |
| Moscow ballet company | 21 |
| OT king | 7 |
| Duck also called merganser | 26 |
| Gin and vermouth cocktail | 25 |
| Surname of the writer of the 1927 novel To the Lighthouse | 57 |
| City in northern Spain | 22 |
| Deep Scottish loch | 18 |
| Fastened with a key | 19 |
| Most agreeable | 14 |
| Gummed-on notice | 16 |
| Act of disloyalty | 17 |
| Motoring organisation [inits] | 29 |
| Small coins | 11 |
| Cincinnati's US state | 21 |
| Room with comfy seats | 21 |
| Forgetful person | 16 |
| Car lifts | 9 |
| Culinary herb | 13 |
| Relieves [pain] | 15 |
| Unbelieving, sceptical | 22 |
| Point of law | 12 |
| Bad-tempered, offensive | 23 |
| English cathedral city | 22 |
| Prepared to pray | 16 |
| Shade of yellow | 15 |
| Swimming aid | 12 |
| Filth employs a hundred in total | 32 |
| King wants a place broken | 25 |
| Coach sees precipitation on junction | 36 |
| Firm near damaged eye part | 26 |
| To be sparing is futile | 23 |
| Old physician's hangers-on | 26 |
| Restate that well-read learner has gone | 39 |
| Those upset at position of responsibility | 41 |
| Genuine acceptance of three-second hearing | 42 |
| Fruit of the melon variety | 26 |
| Lingerie comes back to life | 27 |
| Hearing upland besides | 22 |
| Gets gen about savings | 22 |
| Girl has papers that are legally sound | 38 |
| Tom's mare injured primate | 26 |
| Boy has good tune | 17 |
| Vulgar fellow drinking last of wine | 35 |
| Listen to a couple of quintets and give cheer | 45 |
| Humble, yours truly before English king | 39 |
| Former mixed-up rioter is outside | 33 |
| Guide is not automatic | 22 |
| They illuminate lungs | 21 |
| Hot fluid lies round about city | 31 |
| Gold reward attracted internally | 32 |
| Entrance rug for one taken for granted | 38 |
| Beam in villa, Serbian | 22 |
| Speak unclearly of defamation | 29 |
| Serve no moussaka portions ... it's full of poison | 50 |
| Substances for setting hair, eg | 31 |
| Yolk of an egg | 14 |
| Back-room scientists | 20 |
| In a flap, stressed | 19 |
| Attributing | 11 |
| Supposed Himalayan being | 24 |
| Claps hands to show approval | 28 |
| Loss of face | 12 |
| Spiritual healer in a tribal society | 36 |
| Mysteries | 9 |
| Nearest star to Earth | 21 |
| Short sprint | 12 |
| Hounds | 6 |
| Conception of your own abilities | 32 |
| Travel down the piste | 21 |
| Cavalry stronghold | 18 |
| Make lively | 11 |
| Bring a charge against | 22 |
| ...... Hathaway, Shakespeare's wife | 35 |
| Grand Canyon state of the USA | 29 |
| Building and land producing food | 32 |
| UK political group [inits] | 26 |
| Combined group of newspapers | 28 |
| Go separate ways | 16 |
| Crisp biscuit made from unleavened bread | 40 |
| ...... Eyes, Nicolas Cage film | 30 |
| Harry and Meghan's son | 22 |
| Thomas ......, Menai Bridge engineer | 36 |
| French author of Nana | 21 |
| Rugby player who puts the ball in at group huddles | 50 |
| Ballet interlude | 16 |
| ...... Ashley, clothing and design brand | 40 |
| Contraction of the heart | 24 |
| Main four points of the compass | 31 |
| Cricket score not attributed to a batter | 40 |
| The ...... of Magic, the first of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels | 68 |
| Female hormone | 14 |
| Head of a county police force | 29 |
| Agreement to pay a regular amount of money | 42 |
| Buttock of cattle | 17 |
| South American plain | 20 |