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- Priests chatter — to barbarian first (8) *
- Authorised by a public agency (8) *
- Old character I set up as representation of important person (5) *
- Club's male responsible for a sort of repetition (6) *
- Drink which has been "good for you” since the 1920s (8) *
- Scottish servant is back (4) *
- Material in woman's garment given identity (5) *
- ITV romantic sitcom starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer (2,4,4,2) *
- The male of this duck has a dark head with a white cheek patch (9) *
- Mineral still has poisonous element (6) *
- In a world atlas, three ____ are Bering, Palk and Sunda (7) *
- Indicative of an unsophisticated, rural lifestyle (11) *
- Heiress out to grab gold? That's out of order (4,5) *
- The writer's poetry is offered with this modern technology (5) *
- Julia Roberts plays ____ Brockovich in a 2000 film (4) *
- Actress Jean ____ is best-known for playing Hilda Ogden in Coronation Street, 1964-87 (9) *
- A short cotton garment for an Arab (5) *
- Stanley ____ was best-known for his religious paintings, often set in his home village, Cookham in Berkshire (7) *
- Car takes winding mile in winding road — nothing to be lost (7)
- Attack rubbish after friendly greeting (3,2) *
- Enjoy a luxurious and carefree existence (4,3,4,2,5) *
- Stomach's in order when given a pharmaceutical compound (6) *
- African antelope usually found in dense brush or forest (4) *
- The fellow's getting hold of doctor, one so upset and sweating (8) *
- Mild Italian cheese made from whey left over after making other cheeses (7) *
- Six-Five ____ was the first BBC TV rock'n'roll show (7) *
- In Hinduism, the karma created now, the consequences of which affect future events; a type of heron native to Central and South America (5) *
- Fred Winter trained this Irish chestnut 50-1 winner of the 1966 Grand National (5) *
- Stone-built Neolithic village on Mainland, Orkney (5,4) *
- One who wields power unofficially — a term originally describing Richelieu's secretary, Pre Joseph (8,5) *
- Organ's no longer right with endless beer (6) *
- Group of insects (5)
- Weapon that underpins a stabbing risk (7) *
- Beak (4)
- Stair (4)
- Acceptable rate of progress? I'm not so sure! (4) *
- Classical reasons given by church gripping a nation (6) *
- A ____ cross is worn on the breast by high-ranking clergy (8) *
- Once again pick up explosive put in tower (6)
- Introductory words of appeal to wise person in native language (5) *
- Unusual old phial, shaped like a body part (8) *
- Sporting equipment on which to perform a nollie or kickflip (10) *
- Musical Grace quietly slowing down with hesitation, stifling tremulous sound (12) *
- A type of rhododendron with brightly coloured blooms (6) *
- Jane Austen wrote that "there is no charm ____ to tenderness of heart” (5) *
- To some extent brutal, a king gets divorce (5)
- Member of the royal family whose titles include Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel (6,5) *
- Son gaining weight — shock no longer (6) *
- Sausage with a name derived from the Italian for "onion” (9) *
- Riverside resident has home set up with group (5)