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• Of seamen quartered in the forecastle (6,3,4) *
• Dentine; piano key (5)
• Cannon (billiards); ricochet, rebound (5) *
• Fealty; fidelity (7)
• Farming centre of California's Central Valley (7) *
• Embarrassing error; crusty white bread (7) *
• More dangerous or hopeless (5) *
• Completely; to the end (3,3,3)
• Hairstyles worn by women in the 1920s (4,5) *
• Head municipal officer of a city (5) *
• Support; take the side of (4,3) *
• Epithet; additional title (3-4) *
• Main item of dislike; particular aversion (3,4) *
• Ascend; surmount (5,2)
• Televises bits of rock by pair of players (7) *
• Excited remark from man entertained by compilers (4)
• Fans removing clothing in part of game (4)
• Assault school's leader and punishment is to be reported (3,3,9) *
• Daisy knocked over football team's comic character (7)
• Old Scottish side admitting wild riot in showers (10)
• Picaroon stops craving lucre, which is forgivable (6)
• Perhaps pretentious political group out of power (4)
• Billionaire into S&M rejected seedy things (6)
• Like irrational tirade for an ambitious type (8)
• Concluding part (6) *
• American composer whose works include Second Piano Sonata: Concord (7,4) *
• EastEnders character, played by Lucy Benjamin, who married Mark Fowler (4,4) *
• Austrian underwater diver, model and actress inducted into the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame in 2000 (5,4) *
• Chelsea right-back who made his full England debut in 2020 (5,5) *
• Former ballet dancer who married magician Paul Daniels in 1988 (6,5) *
• Stop-motion children's TV series that is a spin-off of the Wallace and Gromit franchise (5,3,5) *
• Wise bearded Brownie who is Noddy 's best friend in Enid Blyton's stories (3-4) *
• General secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union from 1985 to 1992 (3,4) *
• The widely cultivated Asian plant Allium sativum , whose bulbs are used in cooking (6) *
• 1999 Frank Oz film written by and starring Steve Martin (9) *
• Lead singer of Blondie (6,5) *
• Cow pie-eating character who appeared in The Dandy from its first issue in 1937 to its final issue in 2013 (9,3) *
• Former lead singer of M People who had a solo hit with Proud in 2000 (7,5) *
• The largest country by total area in Africa (7) *
• Nickname of the Star Trek character Leonard McCoy (5) *
• Swiss mathematician noted for his work on the calculus of variation (8,5) *
• Actor who played Batman in the film Batman & Robin (6,7) *
• Russian author best known for his novel Dr Zhivago (5,9) *
• 1741 oratorio by George Frideric Handel that includes the Hallelujah chorus (7) *
• 1874 play by Victorien Sardou for which Jacques Offenbach wrote incidental music (2,5) *
• American singer-songwriter who was a founding member of the Byrds and a trio formed with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash (5,6) *
• Scottish singer who was the youngest person in history to have an album in the UK Albums Chart top ten with Ma! (He's Making Eyes at Me) (4,8) *
• English actor who had success as a singer with his Soldier Soldier co-star Robson Green (6,5) *
• American singer-songwriter best known for the Grammy-winning single Sweet Love (5,5) *
• Sharp end (5)