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- A plot involving ancient Greek (5) *
- Used for picking up military equipment (4) *
- A French beer brewed by Jacob's son (6) *
- To an extent how teams are formed (8)
- Learning to be a commuter? (8) *
- Vacancy for the job of a doorman (7) *
- Public announcements of secret rites (6,5) *
- It determines the regularity of beatings (11) *
- A dog to the Spanish; a bird to us (8) *
- Loves an anagram to decipher (5)
- A fruit dish (5)
- Lawyers assume anger as a form of defence (7) *
- Club team has a nickname for Cromwell (8) *
- Bound to be tired right out? (4)
- They reckon they work in a bank (7) *
- Girl turns right to avoid something (5) *
- Exhilaration (7)
- Prepared for exams (7)
- Right inside without feeling fear (5)
- Come back with some mediocre curry (5)
- Mother and father (7)
- Nuts from an oak (6) *
- Weight formerly revealed outside university (5) *
- Zealous, impassioned (6)
- Beginners turned on by bad habits (7)
- Second not out for the count? (4,2) *
- Jazz group formed by band leader in Italian resort (5) *
- Sad face, false appearances (7) *
- More take part in the next race (5)
- She is involved with Alec somewhere in London (7) *
- Hairdresser placing pen on catalogue (7) *
- Prisoner on leave in African river (5)
- Containers for game (5)
- Money, we hear, in hidden store (5)
- Read Pip's novel to be informed (8)
- A single male part backed by composer (8) *
- Where tools may be kept or discarded (4) *
- Study former currency in this country (7) *
- German city and French headgear (6)
- Bird with new or old coin (5)
- Artist is non-starter in game (7) *
- Raised a fine sailor to feed king's animal (5,4)
- Help with introductions to an unusual party broadcast (2,4)
- Show off extremely frail relative (6)
- Experts playing cards (4)
- Talk fondly about a type of 'booze train' (4-4)
- Note found in old copper device attached to bottle (5)
- Pies thrown prior to poetry events (8)
- 60s rebel nutcase may have gone off this (6)
- Secure former Earl whose horse has bolted (6) *