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July 26th 2002 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 26th 2002) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Film you abroad, mindless of something Julius said (2,2,5)
Saw notice on time (5)
Doctors deny ear ached (7)
Fish arrive on deck (7)
Finally you can return to group (4)
Turn and hide glass (10)
FBI agents in radio division (7)
Japan? Go around mid-April (7)
Exhausted class getting everything shipshape (3,2,5)
Impressive record once in charge (4)
Impartially point to two students in dock (7)
New look for an old composer (7)
Enclose in very big launches (5)
Was unwilling to go outside, one man said (9)
Prepare for the ice-dancing - and hurry! (3,4,6,2)
Squad inside pipe is making good progress (8)
Wood with bad smell in East New York (5)
Religious believer, a learned cleric, in bus hit after turning (8)
Implored rest to take something to eat (6)
Sign on holiday island: "Firm requires sailors" (9)
Girl involving soldiers in unarmed combat (6)
Told us he had nice recollection of dreaming (4,2,3,6)
Poor writer found on river boat (9)
Austrian is even drunk around half nine! (8)
I'm getting staff to admit it's rude (8)
Strange allure of Hardy's partner (6)
Beat soundly (6)
Something inevitable about an Andrew Lloyd Weber musical? (5)

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