| we add eight bananas to burden | 30 |
| removed from bed, like a poisonous tree | 39 |
| fee paid to a keeper? | 21 |
| the rest of the day | 19 |
| broken-down steed about fifty - most advanced in age | 52 |
| promoted team relegated - that's topsy-turvy | 44 |
| part of a sheet typifying english painter | 41 |
| how the priest is dressed should produce some interest | 54 |
| child actor's costume | 21 |
| insect with a barb turned backwards | 35 |
| a driver will tighten these propellers | 38 |
| the company i directed is wound up | 34 |
| it often comes out around christmas time, but it's no everlasting flower! | 73 |
| scholar unusually adept about a certain point | 45 |
| apparently does difficult sums, initially | 41 |
| describing conditions when one is becalmed - don't tack so much | 63 |
| being completely confused, i'd pull exam to pieces | 50 |
| sounds like the external appearance of chaps | 44 |
| cleopatra's part will inevitably reveal it | 42 |
| clothing often changed by the driver | 36 |
| confectionery or the dessert course before the lamb and pork etc. | 65 |
| commendations to bring up in a postscript | 41 |
| dealing successfully with a shrew | 33 |
| just the person to look after the sick girl | 43 |
| some money required for a gift | 30 |
| they forbid slogans carried by demonstrators | 44 |
| not settled about what to do next in chess? | 43 |
| he is most likely to succeed | 28 |
| i could be obsessed by this mania | 33 |
| describing a belted dress not put to good use, we hear | 54 |
| she changed her name from alice | 31 |
| how many can be found in the department working? | 48 |
| what one may do to distort man's image? | 39 |
| to promote a greater number in addition | 39 |
| giving a service address | 24 |
| this farmyard feature will make an eyesore! | 43 |
| open place where nations' delegates meet to drink? | 50 |
| pretended to have a meal including mixed gin | 44 |
| value held by calmer italian | 28 |
| the smallest amount, incredibly stale | 37 |
| very cold child originally found in lorry | 41 |
| shy fellow seen during party, extremely uncool | 46 |
| ground used by unconventional trainer | 37 |
| interruption initially shocking leading boy attendant | 53 |
| popular english member with worker, ungainly | 44 |
| rough calculation provided by one male in big car | 49 |
| unpunished glaswegian, unrestricted | 35 |
| plan for rodent, for example, found in filthy place | 51 |
| suitable position, hot, in french city | 38 |
| fascinated conservative getting hurt | 36 |
| odds of the first woman getting points | 38 |
| thug taking fur up - loud man | 29 |
| kind word about husband doesn't last | 36 |
| head of department with silver getting german weapon | 52 |
| wild cat, lithe and strong | 26 |
| some cheat in gastropub having a meal | 37 |
| a team for fat cats - novel, actually | 37 |
| girl in this place said to catch incorrectly? | 45 |
| religious traveller, quiet one, large and severe | 48 |
| first to talk about doctor with light that shivered | 51 |
| lure for employee, not permanent, ahead of time | 47 |
| performing dingo, possibly | 26 |
| engineers in river initially rescuing animals | 45 |
| european politician involved in trial in storm | 46 |
| some sent riesling for competitors | 34 |
| writer giving new guy cache for free | 36 |
| cakes once cooked aboard ship | 29 |
| abandoned dry area found by journalist | 38 |
| be aware of no sound | 20 |
| hang around with a hothead excessively | 38 |
| the advantage of changing seats | 31 |
| pieces of wild plums? | 21 |
| wanted to contradict madam, indeed! | 35 |
| little boy blue's triumph | 25 |
| couldn't you listen to him for a fiver? | 39 |
| customary order regarding drink? | 32 |
| venue for the pairs competition? | 32 |
| with one foot on each side of a step | 36 |
| jump over a portable container | 30 |
| how to act unoriginally, yet with profit | 40 |
| transport, on the quiet, by steamer | 35 |
| misbehaves for bad purposes | 27 |
| wilted in the company of the monarch edward! | 44 |
| always in guinevere's embrace | 29 |
| in low circles, places where sailors can stay | 45 |
| trees transplanted by charles? | 30 |
| where the beer is a sort of anaesthetic? | 40 |
| mean to get in with nurse | 25 |
| relish a symbolic victory to be bitter about | 44 |
| is it a 50-50 chance that animals have them? | 44 |
| by the way, a soft melody from 'the planets' | 44 |
| just the chap to stir things up | 31 |
| weaken the standard | 19 |
| something to keep on playing, pluckily? | 39 |
| do much better than an opponent not in form | 43 |
| mother returns in the run-up to belgian town | 44 |
| diplomacy will keep one silent | 30 |
| much confused about an eastern language | 39 |
| reject removed from the pitch | 29 |
| get rid of some slack | 21 |
| one to finish a very short time after the winner! | 49 |
| properly handled, this can turn out music | 41 |
| could they be golf or tennis coaches? | 37 |
| one of an early tribe to do some fishing | 40 |
| a tree's transplanted for the festival | 38 |
| censure about the first copy | 28 |
| in truth, a remarkable group of females | 39 |
| one fellow after another translated homer | 41 |
| classical epithet applied to "room at the top" | 46 |
| put on ice - it contains something invigorating | 47 |
| adjust a target for marine competition | 38 |
| puts up at gate-houses | 22 |
| the french gent is acquitted | 28 |
| i see men as adversaries | 24 |
| he was more disturbed by love! | 30 |
| a dish that may be mixed in part of the restaurant | 50 |
| with reference to a poor sap in distress | 40 |
| foremen make the labourers pay! | 31 |
| devil doctor in his study | 25 |
| girl wasn't well brought up | 27 |
| corroborate that a wild animal has escaped | 42 |
| competition field in which a person's art is deployed | 53 |
| minor alteration often needed before telephoning | 48 |
| she's seen in action at a shakespearian festival | 48 |
| like the thoughts of a number getting over fever? | 49 |
| makes better repairs under direction | 36 |
| suspicious character | 20 |
| orders that singers are revised | 31 |
| become fifty and complain | 25 |
| command a fraternity | 20 |
| a company on leave | 18 |
| sprinkles water on some flowers | 31 |
| sports trunks? | 14 |
| furniture found backstage? | 26 |
| restrict it after 51 thousand | 29 |
| rise and dress | 14 |
| i object to a certain action | 28 |
| he has to wait for his money | 28 |
| Own a car with nothing inside | 29 |
| German crew supporting the stern of ferry boat | 46 |
| Grandma's piercing bleat - 'a giant gorilla wants to eat me!' | 61 |
| Part of leaf from flyer one's picked up | 39 |
| Key enters in it prior to Bluebird running | 42 |
| One sitting with a paper, late in the morning, in bare feet | 59 |
| One in motorcycle gang knocked out by American musicians on the street | 70 |
| Liberal aimed to join new leader in constituency | 48 |
| Attach number label to the foot of brown hedge sparrow | 54 |
| Repeatedly carry out the termination of birds - now they're extinct | 67 |
| Bring about 50 here for Vanessa Paradis, and for her clothes | 60 |
| Gently bite flower full of bees | 31 |
| Extract from Othello - 'green-eyed monster' | 43 |
| Stringed instrument trio meant to play Beethoven's 2nd, 3rd or 8th | 66 |
| Murder rock group's rendition of Tutti Frutti ? | 47 |
| Something that protects you from bottom-smack | 45 |
| Every second of Dolph Lundgren's strip-search is available to watch online | 74 |
| Right claimed by errant ageing heads of state in old England? | 61 |
| Without belief in God, this man exists in a higher place | 56 |
| Going in a particular direction, academic follows points on the compass | 71 |
| Family member in local taking top off and beginning to yodel | 60 |
| Usually, I'm alone in a bar - about 1,000 beers I've drunk | 58 |
| Hockey venue that's 'horrible', girl admitted | 45 |
| Small rug from Barking Habitat I exchanged for money | 52 |
| Deputy anaesthetist to inject whiskey | 37 |
| Vegetable from greengrocers we'd established | 44 |
| Back, no back, no back, back? | 29 |
| Put the wrong end of foot into broken gumshoe | 45 |
| Grate the last piece of bread after tea is cooked | 49 |
| Day that is long | 16 |
| tourist town in kent that houses two 16th-century castles | 57 |
| standard unit of currency of peru replaced by the nuevo sol in 1991 | 67 |
| michael ..., 1988 olympic 200m butterfly swimming gold medallist | 64 |
| john ..., author of stage plays the white devil and the duchess of malfi | 72 |
| amy ..., author of 1989 novel the joy luck club | 47 |
| first woman, in 1956, to ride in an olympics showjumping event | 62 |
| patrick ..., f1 driver; 1979 spanish gp winner | 46 |
| john ..., us composer whose works include 1951's music of changes | 65 |
| jim ..., 1968 olympic 1,500m silver medallist | 45 |
| 1871 opera by gilbert and sullivan | 34 |
| 1910 novel by a e w mason | 25 |
| northernmost city of north island, new zealand | 46 |
| ... castle, 13th-century scottish fortress known as the strength of liddesdale | 78 |
| vikram ..., author of novels the golden gate and an equal music | 63 |
| 1867 novel by ouida | 19 |
| william ..., english dramatist who collaborated with thomas middleton on the changeling and a fair quarrel | 106 |
| light-coloured rock containing quartz and mica formed from the alteration of granite by hot gases from magma | 108 |
| 2012 winner of the oaks ridden by seamie heffernan | 50 |
| 2003 irish grand national winner ridden by jim culloty | 54 |
| twyla ..., us dancer who conceived, directed and choreographed 2002 broadway musical movin' out | 95 |
| german city on the isar river | 29 |
| 1922 novel by rebecca west | 26 |
| word representing the letter e in the nato phonetic alphabet | 60 |
| town in north yorkshire associated with a horse racecourse and army garrison | 76 |
| fool dancing around, elderly | 28 |
| miner dressed with anorak | 25 |
| going north to gold source | 26 |
| raid botched without water | 26 |
| doctor finds a mother in crisis | 31 |
| ted got first person restrained | 31 |
| african has time to get car | 27 |
| beast has article to mail off | 29 |