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- City in the Sudan that was the scene of an 1898 victory for Lord Kitchener's forces (8) *
- Light snacks or appetisers, usually eaten with drinks in Spanish bars (5) *
- Nursery rhyme character who could eat no fat (4,5) *
- Reginald Perrin's middle name in the sitcom starring Leonard Rossiter (8) *
- Structure for crossing a river (6) *
- Angelic headwear (4) *
- Classic start (3)
- A close-fitting woollen hood that covers the ears and neck (9) *
- Swiss resort represented most ostentatious luxury (2,6) *
- The male reproductive organ of a flower (6)
- With Ecstasy gone, supply crack (4) *
- Fiona evidently conceals birthmarks (5)
- Keeper right to return American casual shirt (7) *
- Draconian press worker joins media chief (10) *
- Savoury taste of cumin, nothing extreme, captivating mother (5)
- Top half of planet seen by Jack somewhere in the Hebrides (4) *
- Fraudster prosecuted reportedly (5) *
- Item of data on popular type of drug (6) *
- Place to gamble on savings account, Charlie having retired (6)
- One who excavates square uncovered waterway lacking volume (8) *
- Ballad penned by each musician (6)
- Tended feverish user in middle of London (6) *
- Regularly flaunt variable jump on ice (4) *
- Cutting tool husband used on border with more spruce (5,7) *
- Conceited bachelor - one initially greeting chief journalist (9)
- Cut off; decorated (7) *
- Drinks for mates and bore with problematic posture (5-10) *
- Winning woman with small son outside cricket club (7) *
- Wolf-man in only chapter that needs revision (11) *
- Cutting impudence faced by Conservative (4)
- Parody surprisingly accurate covering scripture studies (10) *
- Yahoo's criminal finally released (4)
- Gnome exposed banker protecting especially valued alias (3,2,5) *
- Composer having to live invested in unstable groschen (10)
- Tense with anticipation peering over precipice? (2,4) *
- Excitedly eager past midnight? (4)
- Champion driver perhaps one in black suit (3,2,5) *
- State secrets in British science establishment (4)
- Puccini opera the French presented proportionately (2,5)
- Crave (another person’s property) (5) *
- Imitated, aped (6)
- In the most optimistic scenario (2,4) *
- Large --- Collider, particle accelerator (6) *
- Strand of cotton (6)
- Pertaining to punishment (5)
- Barack Obama or Bill Clinton, eg (8) *
- Modifies to suit the circumstances (6) *
- Fashions, fads (6)
- Type of pasta often filled with meat or cheese (7) *
- Peninsula comprising Spain and Portugal (6)