| Released upwards: nothing remains for the chase (4-6) |
| Driver gets encouragement to contain a disturbance (10) |
| One posing as police? O no! (7) |
| Clever about addition at home and home is a bank (4-6) |
| Biscuit cooked at a fair (7) |
| Advocates of catharsis first of importance in glasses (10) |
| Figures in tomboy's rhyme (7) |
| Russian boy raised among scientific researchers is putting the clock back (7) |
| Game astronomer swallowing nasty bug gets the shakes (5,6) |
| Range of force for computer operator, a country dweller (10) |
| Protracted acknowledgment of medieval weaponry (7) |
| An umbrella not altogether necessary under the sun - hence belladonna and chips? (7) |
| Mother, reportedly a deprived person, gets some stick (7) |
| Ill-feeling was current, partly so, without love (7) |
| Poles suffer from exponent of go-slow (5) |
| Someone who turns to ice and grits his teeth? (5) |
| Welsh friend's expressed surprise at soldier (5) |
| Alter the ebb? (4) |
| Darling, did you hear the disgraced cricketer's defence? A Welsh address produced all the starred items (6,9,4) |
| 'As to be gloss, then: display enthusiasm about it (5,7,7) |
| Have valedictions the power to give vegetables to insect, ... (7) |
| ... a flower to the English ... (6) |
| ... and beans for the drinker? (6) |
| Fibre for mats is a luxury (5) |
| To cry uncertainly, perhaps, may be judicious (5) |
| Like the little ball pusher supplied to Home Guard? (9) |
| Always a sweater for father? Yes, as long as the pea-green boat was at sea (1,4,3,1,3) |
| One who speaks 10 at this time (8) |
| The typical fool on the British road (1,5,4) |
| Dispute about "aristocrat" and "aristocratic"? (3,2,5) |
| Boggled about recipe with varying variations (8) |
| One with child - pregnant - lies sick (6,6) |
| Invalid objects, sick at international body's backing for restraints (9) |
| Shoot bird in bed (5) |
| Economist, if professional, would be one who takes the pledge (5) |
| Someone of importance at home to the Queen (6) |
| Seasonal pudding could be meat in an alien faith (6) |
| Have chips with it? It sounds a foolish trick (7) |
| A gate the Communist leader formerly had a right to (11,8) |
| Water supply at beauty spot: Communist has one in Dundee's house (4-8,7) |
| Riding habits from English public house in the sticks? (7) |
| Town in Israel twinned with Luton, say? (5) |
| Object of the beautiful game is one for the girls (7) |
| Silence at the back! It's sunk (5) |
| Speak live, breaking embargoes, something like French in the kitchen-garden? (6,5) |
| S-Scotsman about to think in French like the Fairy Queen? (10) |
| Mark, the journalist, announces himself (7) |
| Channel of exorbitant payment for bouquet (4) |
| Do I have permission to proceed, buddy? (5) |
| As much of a trouble as I can get a grip on? (7) |