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7-across – Maybe first or second row gets spoken about : ORDINAL

8-across – Upwardly mobile person must be more or less flexible : CLIMBER

10-across – See 22 : SENSES

11-across – Spinner and muscleman are ill-balanced : TOPHEAVY

12-across – See 22 : YOUR

13-across – 22 23 6 12 10? A penny for them : WHATAREYOU

14-across – Gardener’s aid to blackbird in fictional village : CLOCHEMERLE

19-across – See 13 : THINKINGOF

22-across – Every fool has easy avenue to nukes: organiser’s sanity is in question : HAVE

23-across – : YOUTAKEN

24-across – Refugee from alien regime : EMIGRE

25-across – Demeanour of singer captivating audience : BEARING

26-across – Nick’s not to play without a handicap : SCRATCH

1-down – Right to come in to eat, before time’s up, where there are no bars? : FREEDOM

2-down – Musician, a holy one, in devious Merlin’s grasp : MINSTREL

3-down – Martial epigram, perhaps, is capital : WARSAW

4-down – Wise man keeps speaker quiet, seeing the extent of failure : SLIPPAGE

5-down – Some current version of Dad after upsetting Mum : AMPERE

6-down – See 22 : LEAVEOF

9-down – Chaps who have cuppas take to booze in the home counties for a source of power : STEAMENGINE

15-down – Smart boys? Let them stand up before they are counted : CHICKENS

16-down – I had twice left off being refined : LAHDIDAH

17-down – Bird with a cough that faces work with uncertainty : WHOOPER

18-down – Covetousness is a bad thing without much art : AVARICE

20-down – Rugby score disallowed by intervention of a lawman : NOTARY

21-down – Deprive of money and escape from church : FLEECE

1-across – Home counties, whatever their speed, have the marine spirit : SEANYMPH

5-across – See 18 : DEFEAT

9-across – Interval to find bear lost in wood : TEABREAK

10-across – 11 is here and here again with king replaced by aces in different places : BRECON

12-across – 11 shows king amid returning security : LAKES

13-across – Girl back later, possibly, crossing the circle : DIAMETRAL

14-across – Footwear from American football? : PIGSKINSHOES

18-across – Awfully kind offer to go in where Bobby may be almost finished? : ONTHEBRINKOF

21-across – Songs about detectives on return from soviet-style government : SYNODICAL

23-across – Confederacy on fire? : DIXIE

24-across – Spotted snake’s head in prude’s mouth? : MEASLY

25-across – It is not by way of encroachment following mother : MAINROAD

26-across – Would-be stripper causes hell among teachers : NUDIST

27-across – X-ray to remove top from around Indian city : SKIAGRAM

1-down – Agree to stop moving : SETTLE

2-down – You could say a nose-rag was a necessity for the Greeks : ANANKE

3-down – 11 gold sovereigns leased, with exterior locks : YORKSHIRE

4-down – 11 requiring obedience after vegetable upset kid : PEAKDISTRICT

6-down – Home for bird or fairy, say? : EYRIE

7-down – French food in the East containing a load : ESCARGOT

8-down – According to Lent’s use, rendered without melody : TUNELESS

11-down – Race to put your car here! : NATIONALPARK

15-down – 11 turned down when held by Mrs Gandhi : SNOWDONIA

16-down – Rider*s cape has the same turned in : HORSEMAN

17-down – The flag is nothing special : STANDARD

19-down – 11 used to play Othello? : EXMOOR

20-down – Models remodelled once in a blue moon? : SELDOM

22-down – See 3 : DALES

4-across – Hobbyists who sit ‘n’ pray and use forms : SUNDAY

6-across – See 4 : PAINTERS

9-across – How would bumptious Johnny come to be left at sea, say? : LATELY

10-across – Journey’s End restaged for 25’s traveller? : DEATHOFA

11-across – Sat in a bar with a book; or perhaps Sunday’s Observer : SABBATARIAN

15-across – What Democritus propounded, Plato mismanaged somewhat : ATOMISM

17-across – Observe sphere of confrontation? : EYEBALL

18-across – Hitting snag, dishing dirt, coming to a bad end – feeling worried? : ANGSTRIDDEN

22-across – Condition induced mainly by pressure of work? : THEBENDS

23-across – Something of Bloody Mary’s mother, seen in toto : TOMATO

24-across – Entire and high in Jerusalem : STALLION

25-across – Setter’s sick at heart with King Arthur : MILLER

1-down – Father Fitzgerald getting panned in Pamplona? : PAELLA

2-down – Harmful? Left iceman melting : MALEFICENT

3-down – New saint might be supported by the Church, say : INSTANCE

4-down – See 10 Across : SALESMAN

5-down – Journalist’s aid to be slumped in a corner : NOTEBOOK

7-down – London landmark found with ruler and map : EROS

8-down – Tickle with this make-up? : SLAP

12-down – A jolly old fellow from the final showdown : ARMAGEDDON

13-down – Subsidence sighted from the crow’s-nest? : LANDFALL

14-down – Sound making some Scots turn primitive : CLANGOUR

16-down – She was a devil to heretics, but an angel to Columbus : ISABELLA

19-down – Dry and smooth, I see : IRONIC

20-down – Sorry, can’t lunch! Miss her lift, did she? : OTIS

21-down – The pen of Zeus? : LEDA

8-across – Some roasted beef produces fruity flesh : MESOCARP

9-across – Means of making rate assessment, reverse of profound and so accommodating : SPEEDO

10-across – Passionate woman with plenty of hair but no heart : FURY

11-across – Gave Spurs 100: that’s how long we’ve lasted, ultimately? : ENCOURAGED

12-across – British inscribed in watchful old timer’s chain : ALBERT

14-across – Dry undercover for 747? : AIRLINER

15-across – A little tinned fly? : SMIDGEN

17-across – They can’t do without theologian, one dipping into one of his books : ADDICTS

20-across – Facing forward, but often far removed : AFFRONTE

22-across – Terrapins kept in academy desalinator : EMYDES

23-across – Way for bee or crow to avoid connections : DIRECTLINE

24-across – Fellow to observe correct stamp : MARK

25-across – Oddly this is about time in Staffs : THYRSI

26-across – Look after drunk’s outstanding feature : HIGHSPOT

1-down – Version of Sequel A: compere’s about to appear in court : EEQUALSM

2-down – Too many drugs taken in by the constitution : BODY

3-down – Mourn for morning in Church season : LAMENT

4-down – Sort of delivery for which you sign on the circled line at ‘4’ – it’s in from bank : SPECIAL

5-down – See 1 : CSQUARED

6-down – See 4 : RELATIVITY

7-down – Stick Great puzzles by Enigmatist at 7 down : ADHERE

13-down – Source of wine causes slip during Real-Atletico match? : ELDERBERRY

16-down – The great man’s thirsty: his in this! : EINSTEIN

18-down – See 4 : THEORYOF

19-down – Please observe curfew! : DELIGHT

21-down – Strong hint for Sally : FLIGHT

22-down – Go horribly green with envy, ultimately : ENERGY

24-down – Bumble’s Third Law – it was likened to such a 2 : MASS

1-across – H’s work at vice removal is affecting the brain : PSYCHOACTIVE

8-across – Small child holding a speaker wins the palm : TALIPOT

9-across – Holy person deserves to precede Eliot, the poet : STEARNS

11-across – Morning on film, going into Mexican port : TAMPICO

12-across – Grace in films became increasingly wet : RAINIER

13-across – Pester the prince : HARRY

14-across – Moderated and went on changing, keeping back eccentric : TONEDDOWN

16-across – H’s direction, its first part having got by : NORTHWEST

19-across – Do business with the wind : TRADE

21-across – One pound unit may be integral to the structure : INBUILT

23-across – Unquiet is the city, South American to North American : RIOTOUS

24-across – Droppings from an unknown create problem : EXCRETA

25-across – Roy, the golden beast of the prairie : ORBISON

26-across – Deceleration depends on gravity and air resistance : FALLINGSPEED

1-down – Royal resort between rivers in compound : POLYMER

2-down – Make over for heartless solvers, very quietly if you begin : YUPPIFY

3-down – Comforter in bed, consumption much exaggerated in space : HOTBOTTLE

4-down – Backwater for Irish and Norse gods : AESIR

5-down – Singular work of H getting hissed off stage : THEBIRD

6-down – H’s work naturally makes me turn green : VERTIGO

7-down – ‘Oly H, enemy of fashion, doesn’t lose 9, they say : STITCHINTIME

10-down – H’s work for arrogant interns, as composed : STRANGERSONA

15-down – Some note or notes on H’s work : NOTORIOUS

17-down – H’s 23 girl : REBECCA

18-down – Parasitic worm, caddish type, holding its breath? : HAIREEL

19-down – Time and money with 13 is H’s work : TROUBLE

20-down – Enraged maybe by diabolical road use : AROUSED

22-down – See 10 : TRAIN

8-across – 22 down was without faith in God, but converted : DOUBTING

9-across – 22 down, Welsh speaker for England : GEORGE

10-across – 22 down, poet, briefly going round and round : EDDY

11-across – 22 down Ñ you canÕt give his TLC : TANKENGINE

12-across – Growth promoter fills English church with Scottish water : CLOCHE

14-across – … which follows the said fruit, in no hurry : SLOWNESS

15-across – Scruffy nut, dishevelled without much of 19 : UNKEMPT

17-across – Mime artist among offspring could have people in transports : STATION

20-across – Enterprising affair beginning with about £1,000 : STARTREK

22-across – Six foot or so is the musical 22 down : TALLIS

23-across – See 3 : BLACKSAMBO

24-across – 22 down, the magic mountaineer : MANN

25-across – 22 down on call with maybe 20 character : BECKET

26-across – Where I saw Jeanie marinade fruit : INADREAM

1-down – Singer gives a shilling to 22 down, poet : BOBDYLAN

2-down – Take orders for decoration before you start : OBEY

3-down – Cat bit small bloke Ñ incorrect version of incorrect story? : LITTLE

4-down – Time keeping on islands causes worry : AGONISE

5-down – Note in Beethoven overture near St Bees : EGREMONT

6-down – Sympathetic about time from oneÕs birth : CONGENITAL

7-down – Spies obtain information among old women at war : AGENTS

13-down – Food requiring checker: Ray, possibly? : CHERRYCAKE

16-down – Live-in companion for knock-up, as it is with 18 : PARASITE

18-down – Poor relation from the realms of sunrise? : ORIENTAL

19-down – 22 down, Christian writer and politician, is supporting the end of 13 : AKEMPIS

21-down – Director of course in agriculture? : TILLER

22-down – Something of a concession to MummyÕs boy : THOMAS

24-down – Another 22 down : MORE

1-across – Battles in passage a month in advance : FORWARD

5-across – Green activity with one’s 17 22, 24 14, and 16 1across : PUTTING

9-across – ‘The Wizard’, an American periodical? : MAGUS

10-across – Sign of grain on an island : CAPRICORN

11-across – Likeness is due to change with the entry of some soldiers : SIMILITUDE

12-across – Bear a slight 11 to 9? : YOGI

14-across – See 24 : TOTHEPLOUGH

18-across – American entertainer causes safe-breaker holding tiller to lose his head : ETHELMERMAN

21-across – This strain exemplifies this ology : TAUT

22-across – See 17 : TOTHEWHEEL

25-across – Girls once ‘ad dollies when upset : OLDLADIES

26-across – See 1 : MARCH

27-across – Winds enveloping the island cause many, many harsh words : TIRADES

28-across – What elephants don’t have, strangely, is a name : AMNESIA

1-down – Donêt give food to those who drink outside breakfast time? : FAMISH

2-down – Diet and exercise for the government : REGIME

3-down – I agree with you – all bets off! : ABSOLUTELY

4-down – Money put first in passage : DUCAT

5-down – Page in black and white paper? It will never happen : PIPEDREAM

6-down – Minor branch of knowledge? : TWIG

7-down – Setter by himself with some guest that is equivalent but not identical : ISOLOGUE

8-down – Hung out with model holding illustration of the battle for the West : GUNFIGHT

13-down – Highland lassie bent nail, keeping things that attract a sultanate : CLANSWOMAN

15-down – Brute is on form: he was one of Caesar’s killers : TREBONIUS

16-down – Get cracking from low down with two and a half footballers : BESTFOOT

17-down – Get cracking from higher up: ought royal child to cut a cad? : SHOULDER

19-down – Friers give a name 22 : FERRIS

20-down – Girl who helps to heal the afflicted : ALTHEA

23-down – Army needs a plant : HOSTA

24-down – Get cracking from midway, within reach : HAND

1-across – Holding up the Dark Lady’s hat, giving remodelling : DAYLIGHTSAVING

9-across – Not so virile as Gerard Hopkins, say? : UNMANLY

10-across – Send back Swedish settler after the others : RESTORE

11-across – Bloomer one’s seen during return visit to the Old Vicarage : LILAC

12-across – A loud and complicated matter with hard consequences : AFTERMATH

13-across – Finding out by practice : DIAGNOSIS

14-across – Composer of Wordsworth’s Solitude : BLISS

15-across – Such TV has us in stitches : CABLE

17-across – Accompaniment variations al Tito Gobbi? Not it! : OBBLIGATO

20-across – Almost unable to construct a register the wrong way. Capital! : ULANBATOR

22-across – Prince of Hearts demands a drink. It’s his round! : RAJAH

23-across – Travesty when actions speak louder than words : CHARADE

24-across – Oblate loves valid convert : OVOIDAL

25-across – Heavy-handed state of le fast food sent wild : FLATFOOTEDNESS

1-down – With the French badly clued and in doubt, Switzerland might make a change : DOUBLEDECLUTCH

2-down – Putting up a grand chimney. Yes! With a lid for the synagogue : YAMULKA

3-down – Do not, in any wise, speak of Edith Wharton’s age : INNOCENCE

4-down – I hear two wise heads cracked with the times of their lives : HEYDAYS

5-down – Low cloud’s way over desert country : STRATUS

6-down – Without it a guest might lose face! : VISOR

7-down – Resurgent racist borne on a zimmer frame : NEONAZI

8-down – He helps me to sip with the Devil! : MEPHISTOPHELES

14-down – I produce a pipe? That’s right, with wife and family around : BRIERWOOD

16-down – Spending one’s time in a punch-up: it would be boring : BRADAWL

17-down – Full of vigour, but not perhaps hot on self-confidence : ONTHEGO

18-down – Poop of vessel involved in battle : BURNOUT

19-down – Declare a draw with Samson, for one? : ADJUDGE

21-down – Explosive expletive : BLAST

9-across – A link man practising 14 across? : NETWORKER

10-across – Girl painter holding carrier : RHODA

11-across – Operative was first to dance, a touch illegally? : HANDLED

12-across – Time for the news – I left wrapping the food : TINFOIL

13-across – Riding 20 for appeal after appeal : THIRD

14-across – Tree surgery follows a spasm, 1 of 11 : CRICKETER

16-across – Walker at the gate to grow feeble changing 14 across’s heart : LEGBEFOREWICKET

19-across – Ventures into water to see how the land lies? : SOUNDINGS

21-across – C-covering for 20 by 21 down, one may say, not among the 14 acrosses : CHAIR

22-across – House where Peter, drunk, used to flavour American beer : HOPTREE

23-across – Was fast circulating inside, being unable to solve the clue : STUMPED

24-across – Repeat broadcast about 14 across’s achievement : RERUN

25-across – Composer slightly involved with waterway, being in a drunken revel : BACCHANAL

1-down – Revelling overhead? : ONTHETILES

2-down – Very rich and very drunk, which is not to be sniffed at : STINKING

3-down – The front was where it should be: insert egg for bandy : BOWLED

4-down – Child of the South makes an uncontrolled movement : SKID

5-down – Small-minded character without the right to good looks : PRETTINESS

6-down – A tinker’s cursed in former Bantustan : TRANSKEI

7-down – Neither 3, 21 down, 16, 23 across, nor 11 8 etc – I won’t sell you a ticket : NOTOUT

8-down – See 11 : BALL

14-down – China’s royal race : CROWNDERBY

15-down – Dress again with herb: OAPs 23 down, more often 22 down, 7 permanently : RETIREDILL

17-down – Directions in the course of being permanent : ENDURING

18-down – £1,000 for a way to be 21 down breaking stones : KNAPPING

20-down – He won’t raise a finger if you’re 7 : UMPIRE

21-down – Beast saying he feels 23 down inside in a trap : CAUGHT

22-down – Damage to John, the player : HURT

23-down – Not so well written as it should be to a king : SICK

9-across – He plays piano and conducts because Misty inspires knowledge : ASHKENAZY

10-across – Extremist in the sinful tradition : ULTRA

11-across – Ask Pole to change title on letter : ESQUIRE

12-across – Daily newspaper’s gone out of business? : EXPRESS

13-across – Den sounds like hen : LAIR

14-across – Fagin’s boy, Dickens’ Herbert, gets on Dickens’ wick : PICKPOCKET

16-across – Common sight in the park: toe broken with rake : OAKTREE

17-across – Shake a lot during large drink : TREMBLE

19-across – See 2 : THELAZYDOG

22-across – Desert means to leave twice? : GOBI

24-across – Glass flipper : TUMBLER

25-across – Gray’s Inn almost turned lilac : SYRINGA

26-across – Frequently decimal? : OFTEN

27-across – Down these tubes vessel shot – one nil! : CANNELONI

1-down – Faltering train too slow at English end of Channel rail link : WATERLOOSTATION

2-down – In practice, comprehensive type of characters : THEQUICK

3-down – TV and newspapers offering Ken Dodd’s No Con : MEDIA

4-down – Stop for a few minutes jazz by Brubeck : TAKEFIVE

5-down – My word shows where initially to place C for Constraint : BYHECK

6-down – See 2 : JUMPSOVER

7-down – Run out of gear : STREAK

8-down – Isaac N. hit tree; it shook: what : RAISETHETITANIC

15-down – 500 sheets amongst 550 – and that’s heaven in bed : DREAMLAND

17-down – South goes west and Motorway sign’s the same : THOUSAND

18-down – See 2 : BROWNFOX

20-down – Bad feeling of mine aggravated gutless Tony : ENMITY

21-down – Shakespearean character this year in city : YORICK

23-down – Colour of mint with a hole, of course : GREEN