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- Emerged in haste exhausted (3,3) *
- All the things one wants to buy (8,4) *
- Strangle in silence (8)
- Takes pleasure in being slighted strangely (8) *
- Old story of Achilles' heel? (6) *
- Bit of luck in the parental bed (6) *
- Wood to throw outside for cutting (8)
- Enclose a brooch (5)
- It's bound to mean a change of plea (4) *
- They don't meet in the gymnasium (8,4) *
- What one's prompted to do on a psychiatrist's couch (4,2,6) *
- Celebrated kind of Chinese pottery (4) *
- Short pants (5)
- The spectators' entrance (4)
- Australia and New Zealand (4,5) *
- Check Mediterranean houses (4)
- Satan's reformed: he brings presents! (5)
- Have relative stay quiet (4,3) *
- Damp smell, then I died (5)
- Home team visiting Mr Bean regularly before church (9)
- Cool one's ardour in court (13)
- Retrospective criminal charge accepted and shared (8)
- Reveal first of MPs stopping Sunak, possibly (6)
- Rule minister managed to avoid article (6)
- Sweet eaten by Starmer in guesthouse (8)
- Concern, changing NHS timetables (13)
- Shock having rescued revolutionary gallery (9)
- Autumn trip (4)
- Lenders upset at Rees-Mogg (10)
- Wireless communication (5) *
- House thief (7)
- East Sussex town — Poirot's sidekick (8) *
- Chair once used as an instrument of punishment — Old Nick got us (anag) (7,5) *
- Sporting equipment (making an unpleasant noise at Wimbledon, perhaps?) (6,6) *
- Feline snooze? (6) *
- Vehicle spreading small stones on the road (7) *
- Glares angrily (at) (5,7) *
- Cut by 50% (5) *
- First or second, say (7)
- ___ , or, Little By Little (popular 1858 morality tale) (4) *
- Searching look (8) *
- Slight curve on a road's upper surface (6) *
- Cut of spicy smoked beef (8) *
- A thing that one can fly! (4) *
- When one may marry without parental consent (3,2,7) *
- Things nearby, ultimately close (6) *
- Shed clipper somewhere in North Devon (10) *
- Head on lap, it's me in cap (5)
- Family where bumbling yahoos rule (5,5)
- He's starved, you suspect — feast approaching fast (6,7) *