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- Long-term result of a run on the bank? (7) *
- Renaissance Faire musician (6) *
- Sultan Haitham's nation (4) *
- Garden figures (6)
- "Table for Two" author Towles (4) *
- Leggy marsh birds (6) *
- Organ that filters blood (6) *
- Vietnamese soups (4) *
- Admits (to) (4) *
- Hardy —, dressmaker by appointment to Queen Elizabeth II who founded a fashion house in 1946 (5) *
- City known for fine violin-making (7) *
- Wood muncher (7) *
- Photo-development site (8) *
- Baseball great Willie (4)
- Security squad (6) *
- Profile, e.g. (8) *
- "April is the cruellest month” writer (5) *
- Marine mammals with highly complex emotional processing systems (8) *
- Plucking tool (8)
- Song of loneliness (8) *
- Discontinue supporting (4) *
- It's played mainly by American schoolchildren (6) *
- Possibly astir in numbers due to the wind (7) *
- As taken for a trip? (4) *
- The poet may put it over shortly (3) *
- Registers the car (5)
- At Ponders End, mail is sorted for the city (5)
- A repealed statute, to be precise? (5) *
- Tool on a chain, perhaps (3) *
- A breakdown can lead to strain on it (7) *
- Girl in a state getting a kiss! (6)
- A political line? (4) *
- Put up for hire, being sound (6) *
- Thus a hut is ramshackle, in a way (5) *
- Animal in its smaller form, having no tail! (5) *
- It can be blown from a pipe (6) *
- Spot Greek character nursing temperature (6)
- Mesh bag carrying flask right at the bottom (10) *
- Rubbish pud (4) *
- Agent with alias deployed somewhere in England (4,6) *
- US city railway dispensing with silver leaf (7) *
- Bachelor appeared, having acquired some flowers (7) *
- Chart-topping production of Paperback Writer? (4,6) *
- Reordered school uniform rather vulgar (6) *
- The old King, after eating odd pastry dish, is in a worse mood (8) *
- Wandering, initially rambling content of Lincoln bombast (8) *
- Diverse city, large, frenzied according to an Eastender (8) *
- I’m facing a tricky introduction to traditional canticle (10)
- Crop producer phoned in “O to be in France, free at last” (6,4) *
- Resembling Clark of Sevenoaks? (7) *