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9-across – Country said to to drop right to Roman port : OSTIA

10-across – See 21 : THECIRCLE

11-across – Colour transposed on double weapon : DERRINGER

12-across – Artist associates cobalt with moonshine : COROT

13-across – See 23 : COMPASS

15-across – Is oxygen rejected in rocky moss’s diffusion process : OSMOSIS

17-across – In love? No, mate, hate! : VENOM

18-across – See 23 : THE

20-across – Start a likely place for filming : ONSET

22-across – Bar turning up large American rye starters, followed by Bells? : TUBULAR

25-across – Set out to be Europe’s premier unknown poet? : EXPOUND

26-across – Number 10, when backing a settler in Britain : SAXON

27-across – Fancy gaiters required in upmarket transport — official : REGISTRAR

30-across – Game vetting managed by major organisation : VINGTETUN

31-across – Buddhist school said have working gas : XENON

1-down – Lack of bottle, but not hot dogs : COLD

2-down – Maestro conducted North American guy with the goods : STOREMAN

3-down – Hackney’s parking area burden, I utter : TAXI

4-down – Leg fixed, so all ready to proceed with the show? : STAGESET

5-down – Loose-wired ring card : WEIRDO

6-down – Wally’s new trendy web domain number two : NINCOMPOOP

7-down – Fallen legend : ICARUS

8-down – See 1 : FEET

13-down – Fancy Old Man Time : COVET

14-down – Grants helm needs moving to be within reach : ARMSLENGTH

16-down – Full day education reduced : SATED

19-down – Pure and simple, back to front man is burgeoning : EMERGENT

21-down – Catch: girls enquire about making the impossible match : SQUARING

23-down – Packaging with definitive range that involves a complete turn­around : BOXING

24-down – It’s not common for equivalence to replace power with resistance : RARITY

26-down – State’s up at the end of the reserve : SAVE

28-down – Inviting severely disheartened divorcee to enter : SEXY

29-down – See 3 : RANK

5-across – Beam over window for Spooner? : LENTIL

6-across – North American bird destroying its eggs, a number being squashed : CANUCK

9-across – Commercial is about to grab the nation : ADSUKI

10-across – Flow of water not choppy when darkness falls? : EVENTIDE

11-across – A short distance to the west : LIMA

12-across – A dreadful torment has this person spinning before death : ANTEMORTEM

13-across – Accountant and bishop meet outside front of abbey : BEANCOUNTER

18-across – Belly upset in bumpy tours made by vehicle : TROLLEYBUS

21-across – Thereupon chatter but not quietly : SOYA

22-across – Playing partners, frightful bimbos showing social discrimination : SNOBBISM

23-across – Game needing number but one missing, right? : RUNNER

24-across – Car and train about to be scrapped : HEARSE

25-across – Chamber in which worker has drink : ANTRUM

1-down – Fashionable aspect conceals fellow acting like a beast : INHUMANE

2-down – Old Roman building from which British Academy’s removed quartz : SILICA

3-down – Chaps on Thames maybe having a fixed period in overcrowded city : WATERMEN

4-down – Second grade, say : BUTTER

5-down – Boy getting left — tot, that is : LADDIE

7-down – Pull the wool over the old French commander’s eyes? : KIDNEY

8-down – Anti-personnel device — one burnt furiously, restricting revolutionary crowd : NEUTRONBOMB

14-down – Home flooded by one river rising is most dis­advantaged : NEEDIEST

15-down – Queen on island set up place for prince : ELSINORE

16-down – Female to pull wife away : FRENCH

17-down – School story — see them in the auditorium? : LYCEUM

19-down – Place for scientific working party : LABLAB

20-down – Keeping nothing for throwing away : STRING

1-across – Illustrate key opening prison after revolution with touch of euphoria : DESCRIBE

5-across – Destroy vessel, carve into it : CHEWUP

9-across – Brief title recalled in trade : BARRISTER

11-across – Reported feline relationships : LINKS

12-across – Choice of camels, husband exchanged for fifty — how sweet? : ONELUMPORTWO

15-across – I see you on old Hawaiian island : OAHU

16-across – Green no Scrooge, a saver : ECONOMISER

18-across – Certain fact : PARTICULAR

19-across – Youth getting through cigarette ends : TEEN

21-across – Celebs so unrecognisable in previously outmoded state : OBSOLESCENCE

24-across – Idiot, a blend of parents? : DUMMY

25-across – Fish me, dorsal fin at the back, swimming : REDSALMON

26-across – Eliminate gold counters, as sovereigns : ROYALS

27-across – A blast from the past, one pulled by puller, we hear? : KRAKATOA

1-down – Obligation to lift bottom onto end of seat : DEBT

2-down – Sound of the seaside? Yes! : SURE

3-down – Singer breaking rules : REIGNS

4-down – Large ship, huge fighter transporting stock, heading for the bottom : BATTLECRUISER

6-down – Introduction to a Persian poet not right — it’s cheese : HALLOUMI

7-down – Someone enjoying alcohol, one not saving water in Newcastle, says Spooner? : WINETASTER

8-down – Good cord that binds on engine component : PISTONRING

10-down – Almost everything in book and novel runs an old dated system? : ROMANCALENDAR

13-down – Held by communists after uprising, veteran prisoner getting ground cleaner : SOAPPOWDER

14-down – Told you so! Cameron always PM! : THERESAMAY

17-down – Daily Mail ultimately so shabby, not to be trusted? : DISLOYAL

20-down – Two groups without leadership getting flak : ACKACK

22-down – Filth seems moderate under Tories for starters : SMUT

23-down – Girl who may turn up? : ANNA

1-across – Wanting to keep buzzing off, English leaving part of the 12 20 : ANTIBES

5-across – Living in caravan, I’m a tearaway : ANIMATE

10-across – Pay doesn’t start for years and years : AGES

11-across – Retailer taking morning or start of evening off : IRONMONGER

12-across – Island insane, might some say? A holiday destination : FRENCH

13-across – With investment of company, go towards Judas? : TURNCOAT

14-across – One’s spotted fiddle involving Labour leader in Mr Brown : DALMATIAN

16-across – Flexible athlete’s back after a short breather : AGILE

17-across – Goodbye to hello in past narrative : STORY

19-across – Flat carrier, individual pockets for shopping : BETRAYING

23-across – Drink in trailer for cow, perhaps? : RUMINANT

24-across – Struggle to eat animal product for plant eater : VEGGIE

26-across – Characterise type of camera, capturing nothing, say, the wrong way round : PIGEONHOLE

27-across – Line drawn for missile launcher, old hero in Cuba : OCHE

28-across – Last relative tackled by forward : PERSIST

29-across – Matelots close to feckless so 12, one gathered : SAILORS

2-down – Country, one with capital in Abuja : NIGERIA

3-down – Serious issue with stock stolen by popular author : IBSEN

4-down – European PM embracing male nickname : EPITHET

6-down – Now I shall become mean, having croaked, monsieur? : NOMORE

7-down – See 6 : MRNICEGUY

8-down – Something afoot, follow around one that’s sus­picious : TOENAIL

9-down – Safety practice, case of choice blocking device : CONTRACEPTION

15-down – Cruel, no thanks to the 12? : MERCILESS

18-down – Territorials waste bully? : TAURINE

20-down – See 12 : RIVIERA

21-down – One going in lower, not both : NEITHER

22-down – Part of the 12 20 film confined to it, we hear? : CANNES

25-down – Show hostility, having to wax lyrical initially : GROWL

1-across – Passed round communists, reactionary and twisted : DISTORTED

6-across – Put money away but deliver fancy vase : SAVE

8-across – Winner by a nose: pig out on this? : VICTORIA

9-across – See 8 : SPONGE

10-across – Slight addendum for drinks : SLURPS

11-across – Tools that could make us listen : UTENSILS

12-across – It makes you sick to see ice cap melting : IPECAC

15-across – Augustus returns to besiege Italian city, as sewers working : SUTURING

16-across – Very French to approve sin : TRESPASS

19-across – Quiz programme ends with: Set up secret recipe for pancakes : CREPES

21-across – Sprinkled on the middle of pizzas left parched outside : DRIZZLED

22-across – Scrambled egg in a biological process : AGEING

24-across – Richard heard of cheap goods order : DIKTAT

25-across – By stripping, tempt that jerk to become forceful : EMPHATIC

26-across – Man possibly read out passage : ISLE

27-across – Axes elm tree that’s crooked to a large extent : EXTREMELY

1-down – Exercise monkey but not man : DRILL

2-down – Mocking report that’s highly sexed : SATYRIC

3-down – Scary creatures arising from lesser gods : OGRES

4-down – Teaching only half 20s China : TEACUPS

5-down – Suffering indigestion when extremely dirty and contaminated apple core eaten : DYSPEPTIC

6-down – Champion trail around the poles : SPONSOR

7-down – Unofficial law enforcer poet from Rome right away topped one from Florence : VIGILANTE

13-down – Primarily people of rank artist represented here : PORTRAITS

14-down – See 22 down : CHARLOTTE

17-down – See 19 : SUZETTE

18-down – Most blue West End seats not left first : SADDEST

20-down – Up at 11, almost out : ELEVATE

22-down – Strange place, with pet eating tart for dessert : APPLE

23-down – Curious about Philistine being rowdy : NOISY

1-across – Sound of laughter from warmonger, cut short repeatedly : HAWHAW

5-across – Drive off from established place for driving practice : ESTRANGE

9-across – Attention I needed in trial, being most distressed : TEARIEST

10-across – Wise counsellor somehow errs on no test, ignoring duplicates : NESTOR

11-across – Seeing double, mistakenly means to invest : SIEGEENGINES

13-across – Things like doughnuts, consumed more than once by motorist, originally : TORI

14-across – Over extended time, splits substances in chemical analysis : REAGENTS

17-across – Narrator’s ultimate joy is storytelling : RELATION

18-across – This couple twice said to trim fruit tree : PAIR

20-across – Use bold arrangement that gender-balanced quartet plays : MIXEDDOUBLES

23-across – Dance music or rap endlessly reprised : CHACHA

24-across – Repeats excerpt from writer, a testimony : ITERATES

25-across – Zero cost for tenants, including one from distant region : ORIENTAL

26-across – Disapproval old king briefly echoed : TUTTUT

2-down – Cuts lines on graph : AXES

3-down – Greeting Rosalind, then mother, in Asian city : HIROSHIMA

4-down – Did some work on plot in short act, half-heartedly : WEEDED

5-down – OK with risky venture — in return, earn pile, possibly, after its end : ENTREPRENEURIAL

6-down – Tool wasn’t holding one up : TENONSAW

7-down – Attack incomplete, much seen in score : ASSAI

8-down – Eg concert I botched in relation to omission from The Planets : GEOCENTRIC

12-down – Heavenly body mostly struck that woman as alluring : COMEHITHER

15-down – By the way, stupidly pen stupid article on time : ENPASSANT

16-down – Covering wood with fine spray, was careless with hands : MISDEALT

19-down – Legal right in court for individual using lawyer? : CLIENT

21-down – Person who presents medal, as spelt out : EMCEE

22-down – Before university, old boys getting information on courses : MENU

8-across – A shade over the pond, a complete state : COLORADO

9-across – European city left in the midst of floods : OPORTO

10-across – Oddly, blonde is turning heads in story of life after death : OBIT

11-across – Setter describing a clanger, perhaps, as owner of large corporation : JELLYBELLY

12-across – Friendly and unfriendly types confused : HUGGER

14-across – Close relationship with British and Italian church : BROMANCE

15-across – Convert yearned for clerical office : DEANERY

17-across – Sharp instrument, point getting round to puncture you : SYRINGE

20-across – Mother does the housework? That’s attractive! : CHARISMA

22-across – See 12 : MUGGER

23-across – Reportedly, actress Elizabeth with strapping figure producing commotion : HURLYBURLY

24-across – See 2 : SUIT

25-across – Entrance, one admitting first of crew on ship : ACCESS

26-across – Democrat in flying US party : WINGDING

1-down – Still slip to lift over top of elasticated garment that’s tight : BOOBTUBE

2-down – Caged bird, perhaps, holding us up, 1940s’ style : ZOOT

3-down – Vessel in difficult situ­ation, conflict : JAMJAR

4-down – Potential wife, double trouble! : WOULDBE

5-down – Sweet, short and round : ROLYPOLY

6-down – Go with man like mad, embracing very intimate experience : LOVEMAKING

7-down – Last characters in ski lift, almost every one I see on the slope : ITALIC

13-down – Hero of the South, broadly speaking? : GENERALLEE

16-down – Cultivate shrubs with one hollow plant : ROSEBUSH

18-down – Europeans creasing pants : GRECIANS

19-down – More than one grave line in some music : BARROWS

21-down – Feeling around a buttock and thigh : HAUNCH

22-down – Old people won’t necessarily answer : MAYANS

24-down – Face among images I deleted : SIDE

1-across – Plaintiff framing base journalist : SUBEDITOR

6-across – No stomach for bottle in small restaurant : CAFE

8-across – Artist having a bash, after performing in Shakespearean role : LEONARDO

9-across – See 19 : MANTEL

10-across – At the outset, orphan donning shoes is buoyant : FLOATS

11-across – Author is assimilating magazine covered by poet and inner self : DANIELLE

12-across – Arrogant nonsense after winning : UPPISH

15-across – Right losing ten in split, likely to respond under stress : REACTIVE

16-across – Oz native finding everyone in action outrageously offensive, initially : WALLAROO

19-across – Try a name to conjure with in bluff author : HILARY

21-across – End with short break in Spain, getting the most out of it? : TIPSIEST

22-across – Believer in a single cause working in film : MONIST

24-across – Author in prime of life, aspire grotesquely to shroud it in darkness : MURIEL

25-across – Cuckoo stealing 500 kerchiefs : BANDANAS

26-across – Composer partial to rubber gloves : BERG

27-across – Excavation in Egyptian capital with illustrations including hieroglyphs, primarily : EARTHWORK

1-down – See 11 : STEEL

2-down – Asian mountain dog ultimately a boxer : BENGALI

3-down – Author interfering with ambassador is less ingratiating : DORIS

4-down – Thus custom-made also, equestrian doesn’t require one : TOORDER

5-down – Agonising marathon laps beginning to bite where one would take a dip : ROMANBATH

6-down – Scam posted for approval : CONSENT

7-down – Sybarite requires some cash to host dance : FREELIVER

13-down – Common utterance from first character in passion play : PLATITUDE

14-down – Author runs into footballer in fabled loser : HARPERLEE

17-down – See 3 : LESSING

18-down – Time for a revolution has to be right under our callous leaders : OCTOBER

20-down – In days of yore, Queen’s ending silence in Game of Thrones? : LONGAGO

22-down – Artist to chew over : MUNCH

23-down – See 24 : SPARK

1-across – A number of battered slices again is missing : ANALGESIC

6-across – Long spur that’s commonly shed by tree : PINE

8-across – Counterfeit dollar takes in global body completely : ALLROUND

9-across – Bold page — auspicious : DARING

10-across – I would, to get in fight just before the weekend : FRIDAY

11-across – Odd priest returns holding new born : ABERRANT

12-across – Bar — one’s p-paradise almost! : IMPEDE

15-across – Put in sprawling Masai country : MALAYSIA

16-across – Ponder a time run out : CHEWOVER

19-across – Foot of lady dancing round court : DACTYL

21-across – Slippery slope, embracing America’s Act of Union? : ESPOUSAL

22-across – See 6 : NEEDLE

24-across – Which may help the steersman shoot : TILLER

25-across – Lifting rumpled nightie over Vera’s head : THIEVING

26-across – Fancy Latin president : AKIN

27-across – Tucking into typical pub grub, randomly repeat: Stationery case : PAPETERIE

1-down – One who mixes up daughter-less psychologist : ADLER

2-down – Refrain from speaking with gold figure, prune! : ABRIDGE

3-down – Floor wood beam : GAUDY

4-down – Gun: right type of action for ducks and drakes? : SIDEARM

5-down – Set about being a clubber? : CUDGELLED

6-down – Paint Dover fish? : PORTRAY

7-down – Ninety ton, miserable lightweight! : NONENTITY

13-down – It helps an artist represent silk match : MAHLSTICK

14-down – Spy uses overhead projection — abandon : EAVESDROP

17-down – As a certain fabric adapts well on being injected with oxygen : WOOLLEN

18-down – Sort of desk getting first 25% off duty in port, perhaps : ROLLTOP

20-down – Means of cutting film after opening : CLEAVER

22-down – Newton into deceitful poetic smear : NOINT

23-down – Pierce soft fruit : LANCE

5-across – Light, don’t go straight? : BEACON

6-across – Fighters — not setters! : BOXERS

9-across – Promise to donate a little money found on the shelf : PLEDGE

10-across – Boy sounded in pain, as went like the wind? : BILLOWED

11-across – Report taking some dumb angle : BANG

12-across – 4 down, time to work? : NINETOFIVE

13-across – Soldier in cooler — persevere dude! : INFANTRYMAN

18-across – The devil’s home, where you might give a jot? : SCRATCHPAD

21-across – Space where mini-Australian marathon’s beginning : ROOM

22-across – Cruel getting double the stick, I see : BARBARIC

23-across – Little movement from fool and companion : TWITCH

24-across – Place elsewhere, on seeing through the ears? : RESITE

25-across – Here there’s success with that girl : HITHER

1-down – Top Welsh town : CARDIGAN

2-down – Break or mend, so new : MODERN

3-down – John on track, getting cleaner : TOILETRY

4-down – Start to complement : SETOFF

5-down – Everyone’s into tuneless song : BALLAD

7-down – Some puckish elves put aside : SHELVE

8-down – Remains of roast to share — beef? : ABONETOPICK

14-down – True account with clergyman : ACCURATE

15-down – Flawless atmosphere and mean : AIRTIGHT

16-down – I race madly round capital in London — it’s long and bad for you : ECLAIR

17-down – Dog doing tricks? Agree : CONCUR

19-down – A challenge inspiring British no more : ATBEST

20-down – Particular dock? : DETAIL