| Key point as we see it: King to be replaced by Catholic | 55 |
| Proposal not on, about to go belly-up | 37 |
| Hurt, I came for treatment of joint pain? | 41 |
| Scientist: "Working Si chips totally gutted" | 44 |
| Property broker to say how old they are when admitted to hospital department | 76 |
| Nothing missed in current access points for mountains | 53 |
| Peculiar beach accommodating complete collection of objects | 59 |
| Blade, its furthest tip slicing through wooden pole | 51 |
| Alter name when harassed in capital of Costa Rica? Note: in this style? | 71 |
| The writer supports not interrupting further rare mammal | 56 |
| Sleep is a solid recommendation | 31 |
| I brought in nothing in tins for Northern people | 48 |
| Fan to breed bird | 17 |
| Assassin's track after boarding public transport | 48 |
| Insect found in Bordeaux, perhaps - it targets the legs | 55 |
| Notes, easily picked up, favouring development of mitosis | 57 |
| Furniture item found in thousands of apartments | 47 |
| Unknown marvel not initially there | 34 |
| This will show warmth? I'm suppressing most of triumphant comment | 65 |
| According to the inscription, large beehive houses 500 | 54 |
| Group of players heads for large, even imposing building | 56 |
| A capital group of players as well | 34 |
| Church season less defiled after dismissing priest, an opportunist | 66 |
| Sister accepting work needed with fiancé? It's not really funny | 64 |
| Small advance when penning good material for advert | 51 |
| English not serious about working and saving money | 50 |
| Foot sore, rambling in the wood | 31 |
| It's both Italian, dear, and Latin for "song" | 45 |
| Batting and feeling the stress, but it's great | 46 |
| Giving me the cod I ordered - again, not very good | 50 |
| Understood to have been a stalker | 33 |
| A boss who'll put you on the right track? | 41 |
| A tip for the waiters, you say | 30 |
| Putting out of one's mind because annoying | 42 |
| The more one does, the less one concentrates | 44 |
| The man with the funny ears in the vehicle | 42 |
| Winner in the polls for those seeking sun? | 42 |
| As far as the top of the ridge, or hill | 39 |
| Perturbed when one had brandished at | 36 |
| With the surprise in the plot, don't play fair | 46 |
| Bears a message from: "Don't come unarmed" | 42 |
| "Weapon" there is a wry smile about | 35 |
| The appeal of the mince tart and what you do with it | 52 |
| Because you promise to give it up | 33 |
| Notes the effort | 16 |
| Become known around town | 24 |
| Fed up and in need of a rest cure? | 34 |
| It is inspired and lively | 25 |
| He watches sport, etc A mish-mash | 33 |
| How one gets some pedestrian job with the greatest of ease? | 59 |
| So about-turn and leave | 23 |
| A box? Rot! Has to be packed in a tin | 37 |
| Having turned left, travelled by the river | 42 |
| It's not true he's pretending to be a gangster | 46 |
| He's telling tales to monsieur | 30 |
| Are worried stiff about the gun | 31 |
| Seem incensed by the restraint | 30 |
| Awaiting one's attention in the turmoil | 39 |
| Related to, when allowed to speak to on the telephone | 53 |
| Was on the staff of and it panned out well | 42 |
| Say nothing, nothing, nothing Just go away | 42 |
| The usual routine; back having a drink and something to eat | 59 |
| Take away from, by deed, half the land | 38 |
| Increases being, in various cases, overdue | 42 |
| Moderates, as is one's wont, changing key in it | 47 |
| The language of the two men! | 28 |
| The Scotsman saw off the birds | 30 |
| Shoot across to get something from the garden shed | 50 |
| A shopkeeper? Wrong A garage mechanic | 37 |
| Would have you know the bayonet's at the ready | 46 |
| percussion instrument of chinese origin struck with a felt mallet | 65 |
| 1905 children's book by l frank baum subtitled the story of the magic cloak | 75 |
| first letter in the greek alphabet | 34 |
| christopher ..., poet and dramatist who authored stage plays the jew of malta and edward ii | 91 |
| the ..., 1981 horror film starring bruce campbell | 49 |
| arnold ..., english composer of symphonic poem tintagel | 55 |
| anais ..., author of 1954 short novel a spy in the house of love | 64 |
| town and seaside resort in east sussex between brighton and hastings | 68 |
| alexander solzhenitsyn novel first published in english in 1968 | 63 |
| variety of small melon with a green skin and pale green flesh | 61 |
| the ..., 1964 crime film starring lee marvin and angie dickinson | 64 |
| dennis ..., french horn player with the philharmonia orchestra who died in a car crash in 1957 | 94 |
| eddy ..., 1966 and 1969 european championships 110m hurdles gold medallist | 74 |
| north american mammal with large feet and a white winter coat | 61 |
| frank ..., director of five films in the st trinian's series between 1954-80 | 76 |
| brightest star in the constellation orion | 41 |
| city and port in pontevedra, nw spain | 37 |
| al ..., canadian actor who played lt bert samuels in us television series cagney & lacey | 88 |
| legendary greek king able to turn that which he touched into gold | 65 |
| 1896 novel by theodor fontane featuring the character major crampas | 67 |
| mario ..., us opera singer-actor who played the title role in 1951 biopic the great caruso | 90 |
| capital of kenya | 16 |
| smaller intestines of a pig prepared as a dish | 46 |
| writer is prohibited, we hear | 29 |
| guide a bullock | 15 |
| woman with her own house? | 25 |
| fake coach has to go back | 25 |
| infest new divan with energy | 28 |
| picture one prisoner | 20 |
| authentic sort of earl | 22 |
| emblem may irritate endlessly | 29 |
| implement right inside cloth | 28 |
| ruin what's left of ship | 24 |
| metal guide | 11 |
| cathy's new boat | 16 |
| rodney ran in that direction | 28 |
| most employees have to stop | 27 |
| reversible action | 17 |
| midge has unexpected tang | 25 |
| wine producer in different vein? | 32 |
| slow-flying birds | 17 |
| bishop at home in receptacle | 28 |
| increase walk | 13 |
| cut in personnel | 16 |
| in favour of daughter crossing | 30 |
| run for a fee | 13 |
| shout for right paddle | 22 |
| knock bust over | 15 |
| a shade cowardly | 16 |
| Helvetica-like typeface | 23 |
| Cereal with a Mega Stuf variety | 31 |
| Paragon | 7 |
| Fresh perspective | 17 |
| The Hawks, on scoreboards | 25 |
| Like one's soul in a heart-to-heart | 35 |
| Chargeable transport | 20 |
| Bock or dunkel | 14 |
| Divider's counterpart | 21 |
| One of two openings under a bridge | 34 |
| Look at desirously | 18 |
| Like some teas | 14 |
| About 40% of a yard | 19 |
| QB stat: Abbr. | 14 |
| 20-Across setting | 17 |
| Sorry excuse for a pillowcase? | 30 |
| Put a value on | 14 |
| Supermarket chain inits. | 24 |
| Vocalist Vikki | 14 |
| Bouncer's job | 13 |
| Answering machine signal | 24 |
| "Mangia!" | 9 |
| Director who is part of filmdom's Splat Pack | 44 |
| Words woven into Charlotte's web | 32 |
| Enthusiast | 10 |
| Actress Graff of "Mr. Belvedere" | 32 |
| Something to talk about | 23 |
| Business name ender | 19 |
| Console with a wireless controller | 34 |
| Sound at the doctor's office | 28 |
| Press conference organizers | 27 |
| "Oliver Twist" antagonist | 25 |
| What pore clogging can lead to | 30 |
| Crossword setter's written up mother's novel | 44 |
| Go round with would-be fiancé's offering | 41 |
| Revered Hindu's headgear pinched by parent | 42 |
| Some wholesaler, nouveau-riche, somewhere on the Med | 52 |
| Struggle in unpicking ancestries | 32 |
| Stinking drunk, old and amorous | 31 |
| Got arrested | 12 |
| Otherwise, university in London's backing English | 49 |
| Rear of capuchin monkey? Scruff of the neck | 43 |
| Distribute dodgy enterprises | 28 |
| Weapon's deployed, obtaining vegetable | 38 |
| Tells one that might be Des: About 1? | 37 |
| Government economist in battered trenchcoat | 43 |
| Clear 'Hello!' misread in French city | 37 |
| Man, perhaps, in audition the writer's going to | 47 |
| Sum like '125 x 8'? | 19 |
| When nothing changes if you turn back time? | 43 |
| Everyman's ... average. 'Rank'? That's too much | 47 |
| Hotel's rather fancy – here? | 30 |
| In Oxford at the outset, intensively study flipping electrical engineer | 71 |
| Encourages rising, sets off to go around North | 46 |
| Pacify with a k-kind of pudding | 31 |
| Ditches storage's cap; escalates, in part | 41 |
| Puts in a call to Dover? Or Rugby? | 34 |
| Infernal class of exercises taking time? Son, they could be positive | 68 |
| Successfully wear dress that's not loud | 39 |
| Clairvoyancy of the Dark Ages? | 30 |
| Departed at the last minute | 27 |
| "Hold on!" | 10 |
| Proof of meeting a celeb, say | 29 |
| Knowable without experience | 27 |
| Shin armor | 10 |
| Flight | 6 |
| "So that's your game!" | 22 |
| Cable channel with horror/fantasy programming | 45 |
| Viking group? | 13 |
| World capital that's part of the NATO alphabet | 46 |
| Yarn label number | 17 |
| River through Kazakhstan | 24 |
| They're comfortable alone or in a crowd | 39 |
| Sheathe | 7 |
| Kind of craft store kit ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme | 60 |
| Kitchen drawer section | 22 |
| Not in the dark | 15 |
| Eyelike openings | 16 |
| Goes straight | 13 |
| Shanties | 8 |
| Instrument "played" in the "Bill & Ted" movies | 46 |