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- Sunburn salve (4)
- Going out for a book (6)
- A lot of brass (4) *
- Wedding keepsake (5)
- I’m grateful for opening tin bound to contain superior fruit (10) *
- Spanish runner’s gold medal, initially missing, turned up (4)
- One’s exploited, unlike Victoria? (6)
- “Noggin”: word that’s contrived to cause offence (10)
- Investing euros originally, Welshman’s money is soon spent! (10)
- Look that’s direct, yet at once cold, somehow (3,7)
- Author’s hoax involving gun lobbyists (6)
- Hunter’s neat house with outside pool (8)
- Destruction of age-old Northern Irish location (7)
- Colour film — live golf — repeatedly cut up (10) *
- Nervously excited mostly with treat being arranged (8) *
- Be preoccupied and worried following difficulty (6)
- Bond sprang up to speak (4)
- Be partially successful with appeal (7) *
- Simple life at sea, with recreational vehicle in coastal area abroad (7)
- A short riddle bringing sceptical reaction (2,2) *
- One maybe poaching very old hat from French king (10)
- Getting away using key — map is involved also (8)
- Irish nationalist of old, briefly deceived by Liberals (8) *
- Neither called for nor delivered without notes (10) *
- One stirring a private army to resistance (8) *
- As an alternative, what satire is doing the rounds? (8)
- Coming out of British army corps upset chap (8) *
- In front of a court, I like drama, occasionally (3-3) *
- Comparatively obscure UEFA intermediary rounds (7)
- High point is meeting of Mirror and Times (4) *
- In a prime position in the Spanish Open for one hour (8)
- Like coaches often, with a certain animal magnetism? (5-5) *
- Tending to be put back among present participles (3)
- Teaching unit showing word, clause and sentence (4) *
- ...initially hoping its top shows are successes (4)
- Unbusy (4)
- Feeling low (3)
- Vaselike vessels (4) *
- Noisy party (7)
- Specified an intention on the wrong date (10)
- The —, 1797 novel by Mrs Ann Radcliffe subtitled The Confessional of the Black Penitents (7) *
- Subject, for example, in fiction (5)
- Twice walked over, being cheated (6-7) *
- Woman vicar oligarch’s protecting (5)
- Eight arranged in hotel area for meal (4,3)
- Measure length of meal? Too long! (4-9) *
- Small garden tool? It’s over a foot (4)
- Two minutes to crack one exam? Wicked! (7)
- Group of workers extremely lanky, ie this? (6) *
- Corrections said to be needed for manuscripts (8)