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1-across – Turk who served rum in jars, say : JANISSARY

9-across – Dramatic scenes, initially, having some impact on election : ACTONE

10-across – Briefly mad about it in heated state : FEBRILITY

11-across – View outside broadcast, back in pavilion : GAZEBO

12-across – Wet area damages bit of bridge across lake : MARSHLAND

13-across – Tiny border in middle part of Irish plan : SHRIMP

17-across – Musical ability that’s central throughout rehearsal clearly heard : EAR

19-across – Annoying person necessitating change of earplug : PLAGUER

20-across – Awfully sorry about return of weekend letters? Special deliveries : YORKERS

21-across – Vote for one of two in fairly violent exchange, we hear : AYE

23-across – Held by fine performance as it happens : INFACT

27-across – Cuts food in way that’s right in summer months : JULIENNES

28-across – Raw recruit that is seen by castle : ROOKIE

29-across – Get me and you, finally, organised more than before : AUGMENTED

30-across – Getting, since believing? : SEEING

31-across – Seating put back around piano — time for some music : SEPTETTES

2-down – Primate turned up to perform christening each year : APEMAN

3-down – Crowd suddenly arriving and occupying plant : INRUSH

4-down – Only fish left — chippy’s closing : SOLELY

5-down – Fix radius on out-and-out circular construction : ROTUNDA

6-down – A doctor agitated over check for instrument : OCTACHORD

7-down – Proceeded cautiously about live broadcast turned into fiction : NOVELISED

8-down – Break down style in art and poems, differently : DECOMPOSE

14-down – Philosophical attitude shown as a monk is leading mass : APRIORISM

15-down – Historic vessel is liable to sink with fellow aboard : MAYFLOWER

16-down – Meeting places for judge and working groups set outside court : JUNCTIONS

17-down – Period starts or ends in Europe, remember — also Asia or Africa : ERA

18-down – Whiskey or port : RYE

22-down – Raised purchase price, ultimately screening available website : YOUTUBE

24-down – Key man on board is run into a lot : KISMET

25-down – Release granny, say, from trunk? No thanks! : UNKNOT

26-down – Very bad part — character in Romeo and Juliet : SEVERE

1-across – In a specific year of one’s age, tense and in dispute, endlessly : AETATISSUAE

7-across – Hair colour Lord N. Bowman developed : ALMONDBROWN

13-across – Many kept following pigeon homes : LOFTS

14-across – Now and again setter rode to capital : AMSTERDAM

15-across – Rice dish with bit of thyme added on one’s knee : PATELLA

16-across – Dieting, he eschewed some butter : GHEE

17-across – Golden salmon, raw, then cut : DORADO

18-across – Let go and finish fresh direct view : LINEOFSIGHT

20-across – Have second thoughts about liner crossing stormy seas : REASSESS

21-across – Appreciation of wines at heart : SENSE

22-across – Disturbed lone daughter of Icarius : PENELOPE

26-across – Just the place for the wine vendor, we’re told : CELLAR

28-across – Remove religious influence of Christian Union liar roughly : SECULARISE

30-across – Maori pigment brought back from remote Wanganui : AWETO

32-across – Plate of meat eaten leisurely for starters : LAMELLA

33-across – He won’t appreciate being by the fire : INGRATE

35-across – Soy beans with cheese and pheasant, say — no good! : EDAMAME

37-across – Not Jumbo’s failing, apparently : AMNESIA

38-across – Sweden’s consular agent at opera house : LASCALA

39-across – One taking a running jump : HURDLER

41-across – Spike Milligan’s last seen in short transmission : PRONG

43-across – Tailless antelope — one in filmic African city : CASABLANCA

45-across – Widely recognised and well-respected, performing : ICONIC

47-across – Readies distributed at end of tutti in Verdi’s Requiem : DIESIRAE

48-across – Former Scottish border royal burgh’s name : ANNAN

50-across – According to Spenser, write expansively of just half the generous gifts : ENLARGEN

54-across – A fool swimming provided backing to group of swimmers : SHOALOFFISH

56-across – Doesn’t rise to falsehood and evil : LIESIN

57-across – Daughter of Saturn backing union with love : JUNO

59-across – Film produced from the heart of San Marino : RAINMAN

60-across – Hearses wait regularly at that point : THEREWITH

61-across – Drunk, I’m arrested — over this? : LIMIT

62-across – Most flexible exchange of letters for director Guy : STRETCHIEST

63-across – First of sea cadets around moated building in Kent : LEEDSCASTLE

1-down – Symbolic representation of Eco with girl : ALLEGORICAL

2-down – Material from small flute I dropped : TAFFETA

3-down – That’s OK, oddly as work : TASK

4-down – Marine creature seen in central Lahore : SEAHORSE

5-down – Oust from United States, sadly, lacking ID test : UNSEAT

6-down – Poor Eeyore’s not nice to look at! : EYESORE

7-down – Sundial fixed in two areas in Spanish region : ANDALUSIA

8-down – Brief period of importance : MOMENT

9-down – Foreigners drink by river joints, they say : NIPPONESE

10-down – Leading the Hittites, she was Solomon’s mother : BATHSHEBA

11-down – Old stone for German POW camp : OFLAG

12-down – Both are awfully risqué : NEARTHEBONE

19-down – Middle Easterners upset humorist : ISRAELIS

23-down – Measure villagers’ heart on the rebound : ONEGALLON

24-down – Transmit week by week from island hideaway, on reflection : SERIALISE

25-down – Fierce and wild ritual movement in El Amor Brujo : FIREDANCE

27-down – Fish from Belgian city, love : LEMONSOLE

29-down – Strongly recommends rises, but capital is lacking : URGES

31-down – 2’s unclued pairs for so long : TATA

34-down – Lizard Vasco beheaded : AGAMA

35-down – Late Chopin piece: I Loved Narcissus : ECHO

36-down – Siege leaves prancing carriage horse in Scottish Highlands village : ARROCHAR

37-down – Tiny bit of distilled spirit affected blooms : ASPIDISTRAS

40-down – Carry out a search around Coot Inn : RECONNOITRE

42-down – Bird is sick with start of enteritis — doctor injected into intestine : GUILLEMOT

43-down – Bird’s relation out East : CHAFFINCH

44-down – Pre-release production work of judges at big match : BENCHTEST

46-down – This sign represented psychic’s views : INSIGHTS

49-down – Great valerian, with large mass of leaves half-cut : ALLHEAL

51-down – Most of the fruit satisfied epicure : GOURMET

52-down – Oxfordshire market town said to provide brown pigment : BISTRE

53-down – Guernsey lily from small state : NERINE

55-down – Cockney trader’s willow : OSIER

58-down – Not half charming claim : PLEA

8-across – Statesman presenting one unfortunate king’s identity the wrong way : DISRAELI

9-across – Stated amounts of liquid that can be found in minerals : QUARTZ

10-across – Child’s complaint over silly hat in particular? Just the reverse : CATHOLIC

11-across – Abandon a book half-read after half one month or another : ABJURE

12-across – French rebuff lie about odd parts of their laissez-faire policy : NONINTERVENTION

15-across – Word used comparatively often before vote, short expression of appreciation : THANX

16-across – Dutch settler caging cross dog : BOXER

20-across – Loose-limbed fellows lately losing heart, as extra medicine is taken : SUPPLEMENTARILY

21-across – Top religious school in East with missing head : ZENITH

23-across – Take on board again unfinished wine sailors eye : REABSORB

25-across – Cricket side at Oval smoothly added to score : LEGATO

26-across – Men committed to union securing new funds : FINANCES

1-down – Deny d*** constitutes an oath : DISAVOW

2-down – See manager using spanner, note, prior to current workplace : ARCHBISHOP

3-down – Part-time physician losing a third set : JELL

4-down – Organs recurring in a service vicar’s organised : VISCERA

5-down – Old-fashioned part of word that may be extracted by certain solvers : SQUAREROOT

6-down – Experienced judge required trip to holy place : HADJ

7-down – Fame derived from imperial position by reshuffle at top : STARDOM

13-down – Go into hospital in stole — it gets attached to stretcher : TENTERHOOK

14-down – Seeking explanation for not just any old revolt : THEORISING

17-down – Following success in theatre turned up to watch very famous dancer : NUREYEV

18-down – Our existing declaration limited cricket side — lose, in effect : WEAROFF

19-down – Cleaner worked — apart from four to nine — had job in office : CLERKED

22-down – Assessed intelligence about part of army in foreign country : IRAQ

24-down – Indigenous people from area in eastern part of Honshu : AINU

7-across – Mushroom bake’s filling consumed by Muslim : SHIITAKE

9-across – Quiet sound as a double knocked back? : MURMUR

10-across – State of Connecticut a horror : UTAH

11-across – Lying on cloth, white meat I cut, odd bits of herb scattered about : ECONOMICAL

12-across – Reportedly plod back : LUMBAR

14-across – Tug circled by cruisers getting bow clipped — that’s inauspicious : UNTOWARD

15-across – Exhausting at university struggling to make ends meet : HARDUP

17-across – See 22 down : DRIVER

20-across – Ninja elected by Charlie and Wally : ASSASSIN

22-across – Get lost following European character in Asian capital : MUSCAT

23-across – Nine kids author Charles initially mistreated — shabby of him? : DICKENSIAN

24-across – 21 November this year says: ‘I turn pud when mixing’ : STIR

25-across – African country spent money? : GUINEA

26-across – Mould blocking drain on the surface : SKINDEEP

1-down – See 11 : THETRUTH

2-down – See 11 : WITH

3-down – Calling nurse, ankle finally bandaged up : CAREER

4-down – Paul’s stout, kind of firm? : IMPORTER

5-down – Supporter with popular, swell ideas : BRAINWAVES

6-down – Young home help, OO I say? : AUPAIR

8-down – Flight due, so desperately stealing kiss : EXODUS

13-down – Stick turned wheels secured by nuts : BARRACKING

16-down – See 24 across : UPSUNDAY

18-down – Saw is, after all, not quite cutting grass : REALISED

19-down – Garment is resurrected? : UNDIES

21-down – Setter imbibing drink way down in Austria? : SKIRUN

22-down – Player, owner of small vehicle, we hear? : MINNIE

24-down – Team’s wing : SIDE

1-across – Take drink to 6 across merchants : SUPPLIERS

6-across – Put back the necessary file, for example : TOOL

8-across – Kid evidently hungry as talented ballplayer? : DRIBBLER

9-across – Cocktail 6 across : GIMLET

10-across – Description of coils 13 down, loosely speaking? : TWIRLY

11-across – Spooner’s task that’s all there for 6 across : CHAINSAW

12-across – Done, 6 across picked up? : SPAYED

15-across – Paint two animals, first of sketches framed : EMULSION

16-across – Lovely work of art by Frida, originally : FETCHING

19-across – Shot some thief for thievery : EFFORT

21-across – Fit agent welcoming a swim on vacation : PAROXYSM

22-across – See 1 down : DRIVER

24-across – 6 across in which one may have a hand? : PUPPET

25-across – Bali without a leader of course, after Peru sacked country such as Indonesia : REPUBLIC

26-across – Too high a price to pay for love : DEAR

27-across – Show on offer : REPRESENT

1-down – Cocktail 6 across : SCREW

2-down – Development of teenager by provocation initially true to form : PUBERTY

3-down – Sweetbread? : LOLLY

4-down – Pain hard in each competition : EARACHE

5-down – Air gun set new mark : SIGNATURE

6-down – Leader on tour is saving 30 seconds, good for when events happening : TIMINGS

7-down – Old dragon essentially in contemporary music lover : OPERAGOER

13-down – Impulsive revolutionary less wild in embrace of virgin : PREMATURE

14-down – Newspaper: one invested in art with lady’s boobs : DAILYSTAR

17-down – Gas absorbed by metal 6 across : CHOPPER

18-down – Stick cut off sweet : GUMDROP

20-down – Plaything thrown away, is one busy at the end of the working week? : FRISBEE

22-down – Twofold, learner’s cutting 6 across : DUPLE

23-down – Author with fine material written up : ELIOT

1-across – Getting ready for the start of punitive damages : PREPARATION

9-across – Drink and party endlessly wearing skirt : MARTINI

10-across – Chocolate confections which are usually eaten about midday : TIFFINS

11-across – Plank 8? : TWOBYFOUR

12-across – Little picture of poinsettias : INSET

13-across – Your money’s worth giving for tea clue? : RATE

14-across – See 13 : OFEXCHANGE

16-across – Fastidiousness of society rip-off : PRECIOSITY

19-across – Extremely ambitious politicians: one of them killed Shakespeare’s Cleopatra : ASPS

21-across – Singers reported in the paper : CHOIR

22-across – Current conductor left inside motor starter : MAELSTROM

24-across – Rubbish surface turned into something suitable for lawn : AERATOR

25-across – Height of sculpture is about right : STATURE

26-across – Sea essentially still and flat : EMOTIONLESS

1-down – As expected in what you do, keep hearing you are to follow strange echo : PARFORTHECOURSE

2-down – Provide enlightenment and exalt leader stepping down : EDIFY

3-down – An aristocrat who swings both ways is not quite right : ABITOFF

4-down – All NHS leaders have duty to pro­tect personnel from infectious disease : ANTHRAX

5-down – Nightlife mostly turns into a type of entertainment for high flyers : INFLIGHT

6-down – Without a doubt, transfusions with blood regularly administered : NOIFSANDSORBUTS

7-down – Buyer’s pro tem infractus est : EMPTOR

8-down – Parasite seen in experimental test tubes : TSETSE

15-down – Script of bodice ripper originally found in abandoned toilet : LIBRETTO

16-down – Rejected in Vietnam: capitalist game of greed : PACMAN

17-down – Dumas’ second character Aramis could be a swordsman : SAMURAI

18-down – Ultimately just cause for betrayal : TREASON

20-down – Hermits occasionally getting into sex that’s explosive : SEMTEX

23-down – Notes on a fish? : SCALE

1-across – Meet female model travelling west in state : SATISFY

5-across – Help with technique identifying face on boy : BENEFIT

9-across – Increase sunlight, did you say? : RAISE

10-across – Rebel was shown affection by Ms Pavlova, we hear? : ANARCHIST

11-across – Lost in thought in having escaped Titanic: going to break up : COGITATING

12-across – Incentive required, team failing to finish : SPUR

14-across – Athenian’s dip in defeat, alas, a marathon backfiring : TARAMASALATA

18-across – Creating distortion, shapes triangulated : ADULTERATING

21-across – Potty rough, nipper’s rear pulled out : DAFT

22-across – Dog-ear she embroidered, holding end of cotton that’s wound on a reel : GARDENHOSE

25-across – Second person from Paris inform­ally dressed by runner for Chanel, say? : COUTURIER

26-across – See 28 : ANEND

27-across – Stop from trembling in fear behind king : REFRAIN

28-across – Why tapering items are best? : ALLGOOD

1-down – Auditor’s dressed Natalie Wood : SPRUCE

2-down – See 28 : THINGS

3-down – Cryptically waste garment? : SWEATPANTS

4-down – Fungus by the sea gets wet, finally : YEAST

5-down – Cups in large boxes right? That’s a mental lapse : BRAINFART

6-down – Prison appropriate : NICK

7-down – Mountain ascended in spirit, you’ve done well : FAIRPLAY

8-down – One entering test after old king in lesson : TUTORIAL

13-down – Party supporting Johnson ultimately, in principle — this heavyweight must be fired : CANNONBALL

15-down – Coming from both Dakar and Dhaka? A rogue on safari : AFROASIAN

16-down – Vehicle that’s standard, with a criminal initially inside : PANDACAR

17-down – Adolescent growth, terrible mistake : BUMFLUFF

19-down – See 28 : COMETO

20-down – As is woman with Man United? : WEDDED

23-down – More than one back in demand, or saleable : DORSA

24-down – Island where a dollar cut up : CUBA

1-across – Swipe right : APPROPRIATE

9-across – Put link next to a contract : ABRIDGE

10-across – Sleep with looker after bar : SHUTEYE

11-across – Sticky label near thing : CLOSECALL

12-across – Teams on radio? They think out of box, primarily : RAINS

13-across – Adds with fingers : TOTS

14-across – Shortly have meals for one sent back? Let me see food with no meat : VEGEBURGER

16-across – Start to pick on barmaids? Perhaps they can : PRESERVERS

19-across – Small label to stick : STAB

21-across – Watch when bank grabs money! : TIMER

22-across – Wrong nebuliser? Possibly do for granny? : BLUERINSE

24-across – Players holding an ace in this? : CANASTA

25-across – Float with a marine crew : ARMBAND

26-across – Head and governors round table, of course : LEADERBOARD

1-down – Territorial map is wrong to inc­lude northern land near this? : AIRPORTTERMINAL

2-down – Fat dog is knackered during exercise : PODGE

3-down – Left date that’s too old : OVERAGE

4-down – Determination of kinky lovers to get endless sex : RESOLVE

5-down – Sign male put over top of septic tank … : AQUARIUM

6-down – … getting flush with usual paper : EVENINGSTANDARD

7-down – Maiden meeting one that’s lucky : MASCOT

8-down – Stunner squeezing fiance’s bottom is a poser : TEASER

15-down – Harry Kane to describe cup holder’s state : NEBRASKA

16-down – Matter over central heating, accepting temperature’s rising : PUTSCH

17-down – Very annoyed over British pound? : VIBRATE

18-down – Bull with stick through heart after matador’s finale : RHUBARB

20-down – Bale occasionally finishes matches : BLENDS

23-down – Massage area around member: you need a partner to do this : RUMBA

1-across – 4 plus 9 minus 1 could give this number : NUROFEN

5-across – Female with useless fellow, flipping tool : FRETSAW

9-across – Run away from lovely Mickey Mouse : PETTY

10-across – Shaking cups in triumph, after eliminating clubs : VIBRATORY

11-across – Catching in net at sea, seeking fish : ENTANGLING

12-across – President has answer for specialists in assembly : IKEA

14-across – Call on General de Gaulle, for one : FRANCOPHONE

18-across – Console Victoria, say, after large cuts in income : PLAYSTATION

21-across – Tablet yours truly had to swallow every year : IPAD

22-across – Shocked look is what Betty and Scott have, stripped naked : DOUBLETAKE

25-across – Choreographed a sexed-up Boxing Day dance : PASDEDEUX

26-across – Piece of trout, rotten piece at the end : OUTRO

27-across – V & A acquires ultimate piece of art : AGAINST

28-across – Dressed football team like Liverpool : MANURED

1-down – Innovator with logs raised an outstanding platform : NAPIER

2-down – Charge around, returning to participate in revolution : ROTATE

3-down – Main high jumper prone to interrupt fellows roughly : FLYINGFISH

4-down – Fresh head of lettuce after fifteen days? : NOVEL

5-down – Deceit cut cocaine supply for mathematician : FIBONACCI

6-down – Where to flog horse mounted by earl : EBAY

7-down – What drug dealer may do in kitchen vessel : STOCKPOT

8-down – Traveller much easier on the eye, we hear : WAYFARER

13-down – Clean bumfluff? : SPONGEDOWN

15-down – Puzzled man at home when the penny drops : AHAMOMENT

16-down – Green food: the thing in cooked apples : SPLITPEA

17-down – It’s close to Vietnam, place in eastern region : MALAYSIA

19-down – Perhaps one’s taken in drink : WAITER

20-down – See what’s in thus? : BEHOLD

23-down – Steer north through curvy region with big curves : BUXOM

24-down – Area covered by Scottish hill runner, perhaps : BEAN

9-across – Odd aura about song, evergreen : ARAUCARIA

10-across – Romantic novelist, the writer embraced by a couple, contrarily : OUIDA

11-across – Movie director’s challenge, after initial and final cuts : ALLEN

12-across – Respond to warning, perhaps, for member of literary trio : ACTONBELL

13-across – See 6 : LECARRE

14-across – American author from a city in US returned foreign currency : AYNRAND

17-across – A voyage back as result of making a name for oneself : ALIAS

19-across – MI6 man sounded signal : CUE

20-across – 15 muddles men up with this poser : MODEL

21-across – Lacking leaders in war, it lists talented people like David and 6 : ARTISTS

22-across – I tear into outlaw : BRENDAN

24-across – American author or two added to religious book : MARKTWAIN

26-across – Real name, last but not first, of Oxford don : LEWIS

28-across – Present and original name for Hugh, but not Cary : GRANT

29-across – Free from material constraints, doctor sided with boy hiding spy : DISEMBODY

1-down – Crazy as singing lady a joke upset : GAGA

2-down – Like Voltaire, for instance, showing annoyance over one chapter : GALLIC

3-down – Including name actress is changing for movie writers : SCENARISTS

4-down – Author using 15, finally, in case : CREATE

5-down – Endure English fellow turning over something inherited from father : LASTNAME

6-down – This was frequently used by secret agent for cover : JOHN

7-down – It’s generally associated with appellation in ad, very oddly : VINEYARD

8-down – Name assumed by religious leader — less frequently following 6 : PAUL

13-down – In so-called City of Angels owns capital : LHASA

15-down – Molière, for example, in his own language : NOMDEPLUME

16-down – First name of composer of verses used by another for 5 : DYLAN

18-down – Two names I later falsified, under cover? : INTERNAL

19-down – Eg Astaire and Rogers often consuming last of tinned fruit : COSTARDS

22-down – Relies on unknown artist who wants to remain unknown : BANKSY

23-down – Name of poet thus shown in this kind of clue : DOWSON

24-down – Huge upset for one of the Stones? : MEGA

25-down – It’s up to old European statesman : TITO

27-down – Eg Brendan finishes off tricky puzzle that’s irritating to face : STYE