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• Told to shut down because Red Fort is not at a safe distance (3,5,3,7) *
• Filth or rude farce (6) *
• Confess to being mad about computer stuff (5)
• Base of stem or insect or shag (9) *
• Pub welcomes foreign soldier. Makes sense! (7) *
• Isn't art better in between one place and the next? (7) *
• Blue is as even but not as much (4)
• Be a prisoner's guiding light (6)
• Hex on hound's handsome tail (5) *
• Feeding frenzy meant as a catalyser (6) *
• Fugitive will manage to find a route (7)
• Extremely shy politician gets a cat, a sign of disease (7)
• Mother tidier than a tiger? (3-5)
• Though indispensable, such a man must have the correct cards (5-4) *
• A phone like this can get one out of a predicament (3,3,4) *
• Let tyro run raffle (7)
• Sycophant has to take day off (5)
• Take a quick look at a gold tipped spear (6) *
• Gave Hogarth lip about the print (10)
• What's about to melt? (4)
• Who's making space for a gallery? (8)
• Help, credit squeeze is on the nose! (5) *
• Mark as accomplished then dress down (4,3) *
• Rush on an extremely risky medical intervention (7)
• Overly dull and feeble speech for a Wednesday say (7) *
• Open dispute about Henry's deposition (9)
• Calm about rat’s tail being turned into fertiliser (9) *
• Mild viral infection (10) *
• Go on at horse (3) *
• Bird that dashes across North American desert plains (10) *
• Geometric feature that measures between zero and 90 degrees (5,5) *
• Movement or piece played at moderately slow tempo (7) *
• Smooth-skinned fruits developed from peaches (10) *
• Currency most recently adopted by Croatia in 2023 (4) *
• Unit of magnetic flux density (5)
• Continuous slide between musical notes (9) *
• Sports car manufacturer based in Stuttgart, Germany (7) *
• Japanese dish of vegetables or seafood fried in batter (7) *
• Cigar with both ends cut off square (7) *
• Mendicant monk such as a Dominican or Franciscan (5) *
• Plant also known as a bellflower (9) *
• Non-technical name for the cranium (5) *
• US vocalist whose hits include Believe and If I Could Turn Back Time (4) *
• Large wooden barrel for holding beer or wine (4) *
• Colossal tomb built at Halicarnassus in modern-day Turkey c 350BC (9) *
• Epic poem published by Ludovico Ariosto in 1516 (7,7) *
• London borough associated with a 1930s walking dance (7) *
• Beagle or saluki, eg (5)
• Nickname of Bonnie Prince Charlie (5,9) *
• Rocky summit (3) *