4-across – Glasgow’s back with Forest’s keeper : WARDEN

6-across – Consider taking degree in perfume provision : POMANDER

9-across – Continue to get Amerindian more than half confused : REMAIN

10-across – Supplies at high speed railway’s starting point : STOCKTON

11-across – Aid to Biblical Studies with chapter formerly including New and Old Testament books : CONCORDANCE

15-across – Reversed charges, ringing female prophet’s descendant : SHEREEF

17-across – High-flier to call back about celebrity : BUSTARD

18-across – Is a modern London district about to produce a great mind? : ISAACNEWTON

22-across – Threaten to incorporate a college : IMPERIAL

23-across – Covering the part of Trinculo, Mr Outrageous makes a comeback : ORMOLU

24-across – Credit securing Knight Commander’s timepiece for baby : TICKTOCK

25-across – Expert bridge player interrupting successful chess player? : MASTER

1-down – Country that produced Murray’s first dictionary : MEXICO

2-down – Spooner’s kicking Dick into part of south London : TOOTINGBEC

3-down – Saint grasping rudiment of electric organ : PANCREAS

4-down – Swot and cram, revising evidence of underground activity : WORMCAST

5-down – What’s left after dropping a hint : REMINDER

7-down – Like too much and mark the wrong vowel? : DOTE

8-down – Unsavoury oddball going topless : RANK

12-down – Legal case involving space experts’ reversal and undoing : DEFEASANCE

13-down – Seaside plant – was MP holding two in either hand? : SALTWORT

14-down – Corrupt dean getting gold sovereign from the old chancellor : ADENAUER

16-down – Find new home for good in 15’s fiefdom? : EMIGRATE

19-down – Yellowish stuff making some corn grow : EARWAX

20-down – Unused to the flavouring : MINT

21-down – Gamble on half the range : SPEC

7-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ICEAPRON

9-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ORWELL

10-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : LINK

11-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : DISEASEFUL

12-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : LIZARD

14-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : DOCKLAND

15-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : YELLOW

17-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : FRIDGE

20-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : STAGNANT

22-across – : LAMINA

23-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : EDITORIALS

24-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : IOTA

25-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : GUARDS

26-across – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : HIERATIC

1-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ACTIVITY

2-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : CASK

3-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ERODED

4-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ROMANCER

5-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : TWEEDLEDUM

6-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ALCUIN

8-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : NOSIDE

13-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ALLIGATORS

16-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ORATRESS

18-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : EINSTEIN

19-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : ATTACH

21-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : TEDIUM

22-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : LASHED

24-down – Follow the link below to see today’s clues : IVAN

1-across – 10 observes 10 concealing drug : SIMEON

4-across – 10 Christopher heading for Africa instead of US : COLUMBA

9-across – Manage to get out of cart – it rolled into the river : EXTRICATE

10-across – He certainly isn’t a crook … : SAINT

11-across – … though he offered money 25% off to her : HELEN

12-across – Using wood around the green, was beaten for speed : OVERTAKEN

13-across – 10 and religious text going round the globe with its owner? : NORBERT

15-across – Vehicle negotiating bend, given a shock : TRAUMA

17-across – 10 asks for doctor to come again : ANDREW

19-across – Authoress involved in lanolin : WOOLFAT

22-across – Briefly making out, horse comes home lame on the inside : GLIMPSING

24-across – 10 Joe, who was rarely flawed, we hear : LOUIS

26-across – A satirist must be quick : SWIFT

27-across – Censor author about to produce something fruity : GREENGAGE

28-across – Italian man heading off to bed – non-starter, as was given the cold shoulder : IGNORED

29-across – 10 suffering 15 : MARTHA

1-down – 10 to tread on pecker : STEPHEN

2-down – Substance of sound strength? : METAL

3-down – Find one’s way from one side of London, always following the short way : ORIENTEER

4-down – 10 is balmy : CLEMENT

5-down – Composer’s record listened to : LISZT

6-down – Something put on paper by me, a fascist leader and politician : MEINKAMPF

7-down – 10 might be sinner if married at last? : ANTONY

8-down – Compensation will be given for gentle slap you received : PAYOUT

14-down – Dress tried on in performance : RENDITION

16-down – 10 takes a vote on perfect inversion : APOLLONIA

18-down – Offered grouse, like a bird retaining height : WHINGED

19-down – Composer’s loveless charioteer : WAGNER

20-down – Mosaic depicting gods of Greece and Egypt upside-down : TESSERA

21-down – Racketeer is a legend on the way up : AGASSI

23-down – 10 to dwindle : PETER

25-down – Like the Trout Quintet at a rock concert, perhaps, piano tuna may be fishy? : UNAPT

1-across – Epic drama unfolding in the ambulance : PARAMEDIC

6-across – District Attorney’s inside – you didn?t have to work that out! : DATUM

9-across – Beast : WOLFGANGAMADEUS

10-across – : DOME

11-across – Slope has troubles in the skin : HILLSIDE

14-across – Magnificent bird competed for in America : SUPERBOWL

15-across – : GEOFF

16-across – Give local authority financial freedom to take up new cases internally : UNCAP

18-across – Funny thing changing 9’s beast for 14’s bird : NIGHTFOWL

20-across – Risk Ofsted’s wrath – poor view for everyone : MISTEACH

21-across – : ADIT

25-across – Mrs Malaprop’s admission of little boy taking fruit to grown-ups, in a way : SOFTIMPEACHMENT

26-across – No chance of not finding some cleric in church : CINCH

27-across – German dance by beloved girl put in Suffolk river : ALLEMANDE

1-down – Handled with harassment? Ma could be the object : PAWED

2-down – Fish and bread for cleaner : ROLLMOP

3-down – : MAGI

4-down – : DONG

5-down – Study of head shapes requires cooling ray : CRANIOLOGY

6-down – Post-mortem on lungs or bull’s-eyes : DEADLIGHTS

7-down – Italian town with fountains and nothing more? : TREVISO

8-down – Brooking no opposition, roughly handle return of worries at heart : MASTERFUL

12-down – Stumble and fall like a tourist : TRIPPERISH

13-down – Sign of abundance from damaged urn held by clown and Italian girl : CORNUCOPIA

14-down – Note classical tree I see when I hear the blues with qualifications : SOULMUSIC

17-down – : COSIFAN

19-down – Love would be an informal mode of address : OLDBEAN

22-down – See 17 : TUTTE

23-down – : RAIL

24-down – : THEM

1-across – Introduction of President of Wales in year 21unlikely : MYFELLOW

5-across – Unfortunate few are responsible for caviare to the general : PEARLS

9-across – One drunk turns to the others: Keep quiet! We are drunkards : TOSSPOTS

10-across – A 12 point type left at the top : APICAL

12-across – See 5 : BEFORESWINE

15-across – Newlyn church – hang in there! : LYNCH

17-across – See 1 : AMERICANS

18-across – This virago would continue to take the mickey : SHEDRAGON

19-across – Dynast might try to hide in the chimney-back : MOGUL

20-across – One taking referrals from a saw doctor? : TREESURGEON

24-across – Abstraction in the medium term : TRANCE

25-across – Made a dowager around noon, with pains in the ear : WINDOWED

26-across – Spanish cuisine bound up with the French : PAELLA

27-across – Cloaks with a torn label, worn by the Jesuits and sent back : JELLABAS

1-down – Our energy generation might isolate Britain among Frenchmen : METABOLISM

2-down – Dietary item taking a pointer from one with the scales : FISHFINGER

3-down – The hinge from an envelope, right? : LOPER

4-down – Going beyond the upright bend, a lot use gravity sadly : OBTUSEANGLED

6-down – Estuarial English juvenile mimes letters and soft words : EUPHEMISM

7-down – Halite, one of Bill Haley’s crew? : ROCK

8-down – See 7 : SALT

11-down – Hold fire tender in esteem. O, calamity! : BIDEONESTIME

13-down – Dynasty led we British into Scott’s mass of deception : TANGLEDWEB

14-down – Walks over the Sedan Alps with energy : ESPLANADES

16-down – How the Church saw Galileo here; taking it up with the State : HERETICAL

21-down – Here Wordsworth wrote lines on boy’s upbringing : RYDAL

22-down – Strike makes us work quietly in the theatre : STOP

23-down – See 22 : PAGE