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- Roller, e.g. (4) *
- Affirmative (3) *
- Song in church (4)
- Educated (7) *
- Majorcan capital (5) *
- Picture maker turned up with Academician (6)
- Placate monkey eating small round things (7)
- Reread if novel somewhat lacking in atmosphere? (8)
- Type of grid that could make Christopher reportedly angry (5-5)
- Senate giving criminal something to take away? (8,4)
- Daughter in possession of coke truly suffering withdrawal symptoms (4,6)
- Soldiers also included in scheme (7)
- Begrudge gift quietly set aside (6)
- Dig melon out -- get rich from this! (4,4)
- Film in attic? (4,2,3,3)
- Head of facilities on the hunt? (7) *
- Son gets syrup drink (4)
- Berkshire town's first leader (10)
- Only crack when victor departs (4) *
- Make weak argument about Lilith going naked (10)
- Ancient poet seen back in Vladivostok (4)
- Catch sight of in wife's pyjamas (4)
- Put fizz into cabaret with no cast (9)
- Harbour oddly deep and steep (8)
- Fool that's got a good grip? (6)
- Barman's shake Mr Bean regularly sent back (6)
- Italian food: tackle a lot, then second helping of pizza! (8) *
- Staff leave vegetables (9)
- Four in five answer test (4)
- Bitterness caused by broadcast of Asterix, perhaps (4)
- One might be painting destroyer? (10) *
- Impressive stone Pict houses (4)
- Inception (6)
- Tradesman for mother and child (5) *
- Frost's old-fashioned poem (4)
- Quartet's initial scheme for 2, perhaps (4) *
- Lots of islands having female dotty characters? (4)
- One upset about verse is completing stanzas (6)
- Old man disturbed in tree (6)
- Nameless constable demolished barrier (8) *
- Fruit put on heap — one concerned next clue but one (8) *
- Elegy, say, cleared up (5)
- Radio station's broadcast about reading — and writing? (10) *
- Ascribed source of many rhymes before long (4)
- Humorous bio priest cut and cut (8)
- Source of first introduction that rhymes? (4) *
- Is the speaker on type of TV friendly? (8)
- French composition from Byron — delightful (6)
- Poetic structures in novel serve in support of text (5,5)
- Boy with fishing gear, eg lines set on Westminster Bridge (6)