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- Explained about United's closure (8)
- Resistance interrupting attempt to sell fish (5)
- Boast about French footwear (5)
- The French entrance Papal ambassador (6)
- Reunite scattered staff (7)
- Queen travelling by rail in country (7) *
- Reissue shares in existing station (10)
- Unravel clue — only when verb’s included (5) *
- Highly favoured? Not so much when retired, possibly (7) *
- Old fool shutting in European wild cat (6)
- Unfortunately not angelic, that’s been the case since birth (10)
- In the country, right on river in Russia (5)
- Unemployed stopped living around southern United States (7)
- Move to live elsewhere — it’s concerning Yorkshire town (8)
- What follows ninth cut in canvas cover (4)
- Be dreamily infatuated about a vehicle in light biscuit (8)
- Support freshwater fish out of river (4)
- Coach twenty regularly, or a somewhat smaller group (5) *
- Plane, perhaps is outstanding waverider? (7) *
- Girl Ed’s flying around in plane (6)
- Unimportant point in dock, perhaps (6)
- Where bishop is to supervise (7) *
- One bird inhabiting swamps, primarily (4) *
- Foreigner wanting more rum? (8)
- A thousand fish in bottom of boat (4)
- Ointment line displayed in store (5)
- Note current clergyman is a member of the board (8)
- Deer (3) *
- Global electronics company (4) *
- Island where Napoleon was exiled (4)
- Calendar's duration (4) *
- Riverside scavenger (7) *
- Stabling yard (4) *
- Church seating (4)
- Safeguard (10)
- On a par (5)
- Escape and feel confused (4)
- Many are to issue a challenge (4)
- Biblical paradise (4)
- Military action (6)
- Clue in Telegraph intractable (4)
- Kind of delivery from the east of Germany into China (6)
- Playwright I harm (6)
- Japanese food English lady eats in the morning (7)
- Number of balls thrown, grey (8)
- Register right, make changes again (8)
- Content of computer wiper twice by me, ie foolishly in online fraud? (10) *
- Conspire with saintly bishop, a debt to resolve (3,3,4)
- Wrongly accused, as one hopes those leaving theatre have been (8,2)
- King Lear, his head in conclusion off? (7,1)