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- The problem with alien food processors (5) *
- Upset as deer are removed (6)
- May go back to school for some food (4) *
- Celebration involving a steer (6)
- Spike’s within hearing (3) *
- Social creature has a book (3) *
- Prisoner has left silver (3)
- Tears off to look (5)
- Cartel transporting alcohol (6)
- Suppress by force (5,3) *
- Failed effort to hit or kick a ball (3,4) *
- Predatory sea creatures (6) *
- Squid’s defence (3) *
- Spectrum (anag) (8) *
- Subterranean cemetery (8)
- Agreements with a twist in the tail — the work of a scholar? (8) *
- In Madrid the church set up scam, almost being charged (8) *
- Wholehearted, matador's opponent came in a rush, employing twisted openings (4-7) *
- Remember coming from Paddington? Cool view (4,2,4)
- Plan six hundred Scottish river bridges (6)
- European city industrial action with no opening or closing (4)
- Take out a loan (6)
- On a higher floor (8)
- Item in magazine: 'Wye, a river offering special time' (3,4) *
- Political comeback and encore lie in ruins -- about time (2-8)
- Dessert, when service should be given, we hear (6)
- Part of airport entered by a person taking flight (7)
- Want to lodge in tower? Up to a certain point (4-4)
- What's eaten at the seaside with bread that's old-fashioned now? (4,3,4)
- Cricket side scoring boundaries only, apparently at a crawl (2,3,5) *
- Roars through small housing area (4)
- Alarm with Kew becoming wild -- who makes the rules? (8)
- Man that's engaged to be shown round northern capital (7)
- Doubt one's booked (11)
- Select starter of shore-caught plaice, battered (7) *
- Silent communication sys (3) *
- "The City & the City" novelist MiŽville (5) *
- Aprés-ski option (3)
- Pull (for) (5) *
- Day of the Dead drink (5) *
- SAT prep help, often (5) *
- Trellis growth (3) *
- Lahore tongue (4)
- WSJ news topic (3) *
- TV competition, familiarly (4) *
- Like beach volleyball players (3) *
- "Fast Food My Way" chef Jacques (5)
- Dyeing art (5)
- Black stone (4)
- Four-time Australian Open winner (5) *