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1-across – Theme of one book ignored by cheap BBC production : CPEBACH

5-across – Where death was from fast food? No hesitation there : HAMBURG

9-across – Teacher training via the internet during March? : INSET

10-across – See 19 : SEBASTIAN

11-across – Those making arrangements of rare songs, I suspect : ORGANISERS

12-across – Final passage of concerto lacking content father cut : CODA

14-across – A flashy black market hawker not against thinking of lofty aims and hopes : ASPIRATIONAL

18-across – Well-known piece of T.S. Eliot play about breakfast food : SOLFEGGIETTO

21-across – Work that is written for a collector of nursery rhymes : OPIE

22-across – Popped along to the pub with single English speaker : ANGLOPHONE

25-across – Works with wrong fellow, working with one adult son : SINFONIAS

26-across – Territorial Army’s warning device : ALARM

27-across – Cook sea fish : DEEPFRY

28-across – Type of school that’s arranged 9 mid-term : STEINER

1-down – 18’s key gets car to start — about to leave the Isle of Mahon : CMINOR

2-down – Officer standard : ENSIGN

3-down – Very surprised concerning name taken by one setter : ASTONISHED

4-down – Composer’s avoiding Liberal party givers : HOSTS

5-down – Drug in the brain produced sleep over a long period : HIBERNATE

6-down – Work for church and state, briefly : MASS

7-down – Horny beasts implying trouble afoot for third-level students? : UNICORNS

8-down – Good to note Yankee embracing Irishman in cheerful, friendly manner : GENIALLY

13-down – Auntie’s former boss rebuilt chapel in 20 : BIRTHPLACE

15-down – Great inventiveness, fashionable, good menu — pity no starters! : INGENUITY

16-down – Backed by electronic piano got hold of by drunk : ESPOUSED

17-down – Brad looked just a little upset during one marriage : ALLIANCE

19-down – Father uses one to get into can before wine is added into baked beans : JOHANN

20-down – City of former republic in Italy, with millions into sport : WEIMAR

23-down – Catalogues composer’s broadcast : LISTS

24-down – Remove dead composer right away : DOFF

1-across – Offensive type poking face using fingers : DIGITAL

5-across – Fool with photo that’s captured hot lesbian : SAPPHIC

9-across – Couple behind attack, one disappearing as more than one spoke : RADII

10-across – Knowledge about bartending finally clear, these glasses handled : LORGNETTE

11-across – Juvenile presidential candidate once in anything but decline : ADOLESCENT

12-across – Round piece of meat with its ends trimmed : AMMO

14-across – Tommy musical making a comeback — that’s helpful : COOPERATIVE

18-across – Israeli leader needing Russian vehicle for programme of reforms : PERESTROIKA

21-across – Total class : RANK

22-across – People on the left with kipper for fish : REDSNAPPER

25-across – Freeze put on very ordinary commentary : VOICEOVER

26-across – Drink given to right-wingers on the ball : ALERT

27-across – Labour leader, joining Tories after a reshuffle, acts suspiciously : LOITERS

28-across – Inspiring love, witch mounted soldier : DRAGOON

1-down – Foreign port, city south of Germany : DURBAN

2-down – Boy sponsored thug to catch policeman : GODSON

3-down – Bag in gents, for example, that’s round in a testicle, possibly? : TOILETCASE

4-down – Initial of Iris in name that’s come up for flower : LILAC

5-down – Quiet houses good, it’s contrarily plain : SERENGETI

6-down – A boat to boot! : PUNT

7-down – The aim, almost all letters noxious — with this? : HATEMAIL

8-down – Brave, brave man passing through outskirts of Cannock with ease, they say? : CHEROKEE

13-down – Stoker penning three articles on a group of girls : BANANARAMA

15-down – On reflection, the Guardian sure loves to appear inept : OURSELVES

16-down – Month eating first of poached eggs like this, OK : APPROVAL

17-down – Questionably, RC naif to install existing pope : FRANCISI

19-down – Meter fitted to car went in thus : SPEEDO

20-down – Greek restraint regularly seen, when overcome by credit : CRETAN

23-down – Read about a game one’s played : STRAD

24-down – Place for the Guardian Crossword in further education : HERE

9-across – Protean alien revolt put straight : LINEARISE

10-across – US city where I badly hurt back : MIAMI

11-across – National average about this number, a hundred : MEXICAN

12-across – Old fast train slowing into stop, reversing : MALLARD

13-across – Orange, perhaps, after stop, then green light over a 11 artist : DIEGO

14-across – If screwing back, proper weapon required — so get out cue : FIREALARM

16-across – Old show for the young, delicate creature in decline, ticker going first? : WATCHWITHMOTHER

19-across – Sounds like agricultural worker hacked off a long, tapering item : SURFBOARD

21-across – See 3 : VILLA

22-across – Bird that doesn’t apply for Italian city : RAVENNA

23-across – Infant playing with toy in the shade : TINYTOT

24-across – More red deer are ready to eat : RARER

25-across – Teary time in the embrace of sexy chap, scratching rear : LACHRYMAL

1-down – Among fools, setter’s bid to appear vacant leading to acts of withdrawal : CLIMBDOWNS

2-down – One following around by being clumsy : INEXPERT

3-down – 11 fighter fish almost eaten by supporter : PANCHO

4-down – European steering mechanism under discussion : FINN

5-down – Soiled sheets on this — tuck in elevated edges, red : BESMIRCHED

6-down – Perfect tree to climb? No, needing to shoot at a 11 revolutionary : EMILIANO

7-down – See 6 : ZAPATA

8-down – Thoughtful Wagnerian issue, perhaps? : KIND

14-down – Female, free love inspiring alias, odd characters in hell for 11 artist : FRIDAKAHLO

15-down – Commercial centre getting mail sorted : MERCANTILE

17-down – Trip, poison taken in honourable death, not half : HABANERA

18-down – Traditionally when orange wedges served, could it be me? : HALFTIME

20-down – See 13 : RIVERA

21-down – Fruit grown here in actual houses : VINERY

22-down – Ferry repeatedly taking heart from port : RORO

23-down – Old man’s uprising that’s 11 : TACO

7-across – See 23 : WITHOUTA

9-across – The general view is it’s a vice : AGREED

10-across – See 23 : NAME

11-across – See 23 : WORTHANAGE

12-across – Weird agent holds love authorised : SPOOKY

14-across – See 22 : TOOSHORT

15-across – See 22 down : LEISURE

17-across – Witch’s home’s point in support : ENDORSE

20-across – Playing tapes about small flower : SWEETPEA

22-across – We haven’t time to waste on trivia: how about art? : LIFEIS

23-across – O Swindon Town! outed from highest league — a fair cow — or a Houlier needed: would this clarion call be any compensation? : ONECROWDED

24-across – NHS advisers are respectable and fastid­ious : NICE

25-across – See 23 : HOUROF

26-across – See 23 : GLORIOUS

1-down – Bramley over the pond? : BIGAPPLE

2-down – He’s a lion, maybe, but I go on a horse : SHOE

3-down – Heartless fugitive on airfield : RUNWAY

4-down – Carbon forest settled then and there : CASHDOWN

5-down – Être fainéant — and maybe stick : FRENCHLOAF

6-down – One wanting food in pub? : BEGGAR

8-down – Put bubbles in fresh tea — about time! : AERATE

13-down – With which comic character pursues shellfish round London? : OYSTERCARD

16-down – Tickings off for agent and so for organiser : REPROOFS

18-down – Covert plan to get little guy in drink : STITCHUP

19-down – Petted pet in quiet party held by convict : LAPDOG

21-down – Microsoft’s idea to get prize of vintage port : WINDOW

22-down – She needn’t do anything for boy to call faulty file reliable : LADYOF

24-down – See 2 : NAIL

1-across – Range of service provided : MASSIF

5-across – Ex-president’s idea of African primate : BUSHBABY

9-across – Tie decoy around one with gun : LIGATURE

10-across – It could be an excellent object, which ancestors have concealed : CHANCE

11-across – Facial problem whence squealing may be heard : STYE

12-across – Form of pasta for 18 not dogs : POTNOODLES

13-across – Divorce centre given points for glory : RENOWN

15-across – One time dimension in due course : ATLENGTH

17-across – Good guy speaks but isn’t fluent : STUTTERS

19-across – 18’s breakable statue’s big idea : MASTER

20-across – Source of jelly produces 18’s carrier’s complaint : MARROWBONE

22-across – See 19 : PLAN

23-across – A complaint I have with a rodent : AGOUTI

24-across – Makes an unconventional drug for such as 2 will be actually : NAMESAKE

25-across – The majesty of King George with half a continent : GRANDEUR

26-across – Original song sung by naturists? : NUDITY

2-down – Somewhat more unusual addition to family : ALITTLESTRANGER

3-down – See 21 : SLAVE

4-down – Old Bob’s third protection inadequate for 18’s land? : FOURPENCE

5-down – Meat and drink makes 18’s Irish criminal live : BEEFTEA

6-down – Pervert, like this stunner : SICKO

7-down – Second arrivals at fictitious castle with imp­erial 11? : BLANDINGS

8-down – Refuted Thatcher when 18 put indication on water carrier : BUCKEDTHEMARKET

14-down – With increasingly ’igh temperature, be on fire for battle : OTTERBURN

16-down – Burden island with logger : LUMBERMAN

18-down – He makes love sentimentally or rather keeps quiet : SPOONER

21-down – Victim of sex trafficker causing 18 just a ripple? : WHITE

22-down – Spode set placed just so : POSED

8-across – Puts a barrier around marine animals starting to smell? : SEALSOFF

9-across – Detest short cape on a bishop : ABHOR

10-across – Drivers try to avoid this carriage : TRAP

11-across – Transform later reign, making more changes : REALTERING

12-across – Formality seen in most architecture : STARCH

14-across – Fish around company laboratory for evidence of environmental friendliness : ECOLABEL

15-across – Part of our capital we dispatch over time : WESTEND

17-across – Literature’s characters in 24 down, then across : LETTERS

20-across – Somehow use ten gears to drive away : ESTRANGE

22-across – Take commercial break, having no anchor? : ADRIFT

23-across – Very brief period in which play after interval is out of order : HALFSECOND

24-across – Take part in crime, a risky undertaking : ABET

25-across – Hearing projections about line for some characters in 1 3 5 22 down : EARLS

26-across – My first is a lot of fresh information, my second’s a climber’s destination, my whole is a language for thought domination : NEWSPEAK

1-down – Plays hard at first — further on they changed : HENRYTHE

2-down – Thunderous applause? : CLAP

3-down – See 1 : FOURTH

4-down – See 7 : OFWALES

5-down – A couple of leading roles 1 3 has : PARTSONE

6-down – Newspaper editor’s leader put in the last section from then on : THEREAFTER

7-down – Eventual successor of 1 3, for example, in 15 theatre : PRINCE

13-down – Cost of journey in two parts, with profit reasonable, we hear : RETURNFARE

16-down – No repetition of three points for which 5 22 could be 2 and 10 : NONSENSE

18-down – Soldier initially reading poem to sweetheart : RIFLEMAN

19-down – Tell the story of number again : RECOUNT

21-down – Puts on vehicles : STAGES

22-down – See 5 : ANDTWO

24-down – Poetic river visible in aerial photograph : ALPH

9-across – See 14 : LEAUTIFUL

10-across – I’m surprised its main resident’s number is 6660? : IELLO

11-across – Wild animal audibly entering forest here : CAIGA

12-across – See 14 : AGAINSTME

13-across – Rich area could do with calling : MAYFAIR

14-across – Song requesting fair and touching conditions for relationship? : IFISAID

17-across – Religious leader detailing talk to Cockneys : RABBI

19-across – Petition for head of employment to be arrested? : SUE

20-across – Inter Milan’s back showing sentimentality going forward : TWEEN

21-across – See 14 : YOUHADA

22-across – Dessert returned, we hear, hot stuff : BAKLAVA

24-across – See 14 : YOUHOLDIT

26-across – Adult locked up, say, for part of flight : STAIR

28-across – Relatives, boundless, free : UNTIE

29-across – See 14 : BODYWOULD

1-down – Rather unconvincing description of anorexic patient : CLIC

2-down – Incestuous song? : FAMILY

3-down – Rising star leading vessel to a piece of poetry : OTTAVARIMA

4-down – See 2 : AFFAIR

5-down – Trifle 1 in escape : FLEABITE

6-down – See 1 : LIIN

7-down – Flourished 1 in competition : FLATRACE

8-down – See 24 : MOVE

13-down – Take a wife for Shakespeare indeed! … : MARRY

15-down – … description of argument transformed by Keats to wit : ITTAKESTWO

16-down – She’s Italian, and no mistake : DONNA

18-down – In periods what French wine features on opening : BOUQUETS

19-down – Merely looks on supports : STANDSBY

22-down – Happen to put money down on fish : BETIDE

23-down – Bill using public transport? You can count on it : ABACUS

24-down – I’ve been waiting for reply from rival on board : YOUR

25-down – Set aside old mistake – see about it : OVER

27-down – See 25 : RIDE

1-across – Please see Special Instructions for clues : JIGSAWPUZZLE

8-across – : OLDWOLF

9-across – : UNSTUCK

11-across – : SKIMMED

12-across – : FIFTIES

13-across – : QUEST

14-across – : VERYLIGHT

16-across – : EXHIBITED

19-across – : DIXIE

21-across – : TORTONI

23-across – : MARINER

24-across – : YATTERS

25-across – : NEIGHED

26-across – : WORDLESSNESS

1-down – : JUDAISE

2-down – : GROMMET

3-down – : AFFIDAVIT

4-down – : PLUFF

5-down – : ZESTFUL

6-down – : LAUDING

7-down – : CONSEQUENTLY

10-down – : KISSTHEBRIDE

15-down – : RUDIMENTS

17-down – : HORATIO

18-down – : BOOKEND

19-down – : DORMICE

20-down – : XANTHUS

22-down – : ISSUE

9-across – Parrot sealing fate is without a chance – all that happens to it? : LIFESTORY

10-across – Soft and luxurious : PLUSH

11-across – Wild thing ‘as to go to the gallows : MUSTANG

12-across – Friend to pocket green, this for the pot : CHILLUM

13-across – The Sound of Music is capital : SEOUL

14-across – Top bloke will dry up holding dry run shortly : PATRIARCH

16-across – Employing cells with cell, hot ice cream melts : ELECTROCHEMICAL

19-across – Document writer from The Sun in charge, riot breaking out : SOLICITOR

21-across – Important man to snatch award briefly : NABOB

22-across – Flier achieves half height in bed : COALTIT

23-across – Vile, becoming rotten in month – throw it : JAVELIN

24-across – Guide employer round hospital : USHER

25-across – See 4 : TIMENOSEE

1-down – Welsh town top to toe with flowers – great stuff! : OLDMASTERS

2-down – Horse cryptically described at sea : OFFSHORE

3-down – Country needing prime minister without extremes? : ISRAEL

4-down – Entury? : LONG

5-down – One striking perfect shot, Yorkshire opener held up by scorer : EYECATCHER

6-down – Select film regularly repeated featuring Bob Hope : OPTIMISM

7-down – Did he serve wine from Churchill’s cabinet? : BUTLER

8-down – May I draw your attention to a bit of skirt : AHEM

14-down – Old pro offering definition for 19? : PROSTITUTE

15-down – Huge salamander brings misery to drinking session : HELLBENDER

17-down – I bitch when sent up, then go silent : TACITURN

18-down – Jewish mystic troupe touring island : CABALIST

20-down – For your answer look for hate, perhaps : LOATHE

21-down – Prayers said for some chicken – oven awaits : NOVENA

22-down – Group providing hit : CLUB

23-down – Start to desert ship? : JUMP

5-across – Is solver on setter’s side? Get it? : AREYOU

6-across – See 5 : WITHME

9-across – Punishment for lance-corporal, a good guy and mature : STRIPE

10-across – Compound of oxygen and hydrogen source of pigment? : OCHREOUS

11-across – See 22 : TOIT

12-across – Predominant elements in Yorkshire cricket? : OVERRIDING

13-across – No form, no win will provide for us henceforth : FROMNOWONIN

18-across – Top duplicator for footmen gains agreement among journalists: is this a threat or … : ONEOFTHESE

21-across – See 18 : DAYS

22-across – … a promise of time coming from me to stand drinks to Marshal Tito? : WHENIGET

23-across – See 22 : AROUND

24-across – Clever is a student that’s not depressed by Lawrence : ASTUTE

25-across – His start in Eastwood meant he had a patron : CLIENT

1-down – Stray from on/off county, the first one to reach its bay : DEVIATOR

2-down – Give up what will boost the personality? : FOREGO

3-down – In past time I beat my wife? Then it’s time for love : HITHERTO

4-down – Hatred is complex, but possible to follow : THREAD

5-down – Gold for god, the creator : AUTHOR

7-down – Quadrupedal current in Queen’s building : EQUINE

8-down – Lawrence, entertaining one on his own to dine, was killed by overwork : DONETODEATH

14-down – Soften the report of the scandal of Thurber’s Walter? : MITIGATE

15-down – I leave the odd diversion, usually leaving en masse : INDROVES

16-down – Articles only for this girl : ANTHEA

17-down – Bird to ring, by the sound of it : CYGNET

19-down – Speak about the Pole? Fancy! : ORNATE

20-down – Make it possible to catch some elephants outside : ENABLE