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Fixed dot, so company could not be moved (5,4) | stood firm |
Confine drug dealer whose work is mind-numbing (9) | penpusher |
It's essential to cure habit (5) | rehab |
Temporary office left, using this handle over ditch (10) | portakabin |
Writer in favour of canonising the Queen? (7) | forster |
The last thing a crowd will do (8) | disperse |
Gives up pastry as initial impetus (4,5) | kick start |
Being sly they last out (8) | stealthy |
Masses of people moving about in the morning in the streets (7) | streams |
Summer guards for newspaper with its glasses? (9) | sunshades |
Compete with life abroad (3) | vie |
One unable to take off some banner headline (4) | rhea |
Greek character facing total disaster, having mixed parentage (7) | mulatto |
Parasites tail a well-qualified person for spite (6) | malice |
American woman's declaration may be two-edged (10) | broadsword |
Moored fleet (4) | fast |
One or two names for evergreen shrub (8) | rosemary |
It's more the difficult matter to be proved (7) | theorem |
Collapse of couple on exciting rides (9) | disrepair |
Mafia's casually giving up mob chief for college board (6) | fascia |
Synthetic drugs are perhaps not physic (9) | hypnotics |
Lord Greystoke's company? (6) | apemen |
Something troubling your eye, initially (4) | stye |
Sports organisation raises cap to Middle East party (5) | fatah |
"National service morally wrong", admitted leaders in artillery and infantry (5,4) | royal mail |
Royal Ballet star has somehow put on weight (6) | ashton |
Having no rival, so unable to strike (9) | matchless |
More than usually wide (5) | extra |
Selectively provided seats for some who were standing (7) | elected |
Undemanding, unlike a hooker! (15) | straightforward |
Despicable types of false witness wasting time (6) | swines |
Walker's Rest (rolls over) (9) | strollers |
State of repair of small Oklahoma art house (5,5) | south korea |
Worn after rowing? (8) | pullover |
Unsuccessful over holding it right back (8) | abortive |
Superior selection of wines, we hear, which has sold a lot (10) | bestseller |
Quickly runs and hides (5) | pelts |
Turned colour? See, barely! (6) | nudely |
Form of therapy is provided by someone to give us a lift (4) | otis |
Live in red wellies? (5) | dwell |
Sailor goes to the opera with a pound, which is odd (8) | abnormal |
Opposing King's Men on the battlefield (9) | agincourt |
Former member of vegetable kingdom carrying men beyond the fringe (7) | extreme |
Tremendous description of a kangaroo with superglued hind legs? (9) | boundless |
Humanitarian organisation's driver possibly going round in circles (6,4) | rotary club |
Knackered old bus conductor's role reversal (10) | rattletrap |
Hothead with two sets of legs on which to tread lightly (9) | eggshells |
Stand cut in the high cost of housing (4,4) | rack rent |
School gate disheartened fat kid? (5) | podge |
Float and line cast over inlet? On the contrary (7) | armband |
Know-all's message covers the main chapter (8) | wiseacre |
Minder fitting girl up (6) | duenna |
Snooty head of a religious order (8) | superior |
A Windsor not up to university (9) | princeton |
Might one interest better author? (9) | bookmaker |
Floaters turn out to be young males (4) | boys |
Severely distressed person? (8) | skinhead |
Surgery for the listener? (7) | keyhole |
Poor clot breaks the rules of etiquette (8) | protocol |
Tear things out and arrange properly (10) | straighten |
Out of tune, this tenor most sharp (9) | thorniest |
Rotten atmosphere around vessel (6) | stinky |
Packer down of dog (5,4) | kerry blue |
Confession of folly could produce tea (5) | assam |
Money? About a pound without delay (7) | readily |
His enemies got fatally jarred (3,4) | ali baba |
Lord Archer now with New Labour? (2,3) | ex con |
That chap's very quiet round caged beasts (6) | hippos |
Energy to go for point in contest (4) | epee |
Down-to-earth workman (4,8) | farm labourer |
Lives captured in lyric poem, it might occur to you (7) | episode |
New wine, which shouldn't be neglected (4) | must |
Ride in which first part is shorter than the second (10) | roundabout |
Unserious writer is barred for children (7) | playpen |
English economist has programme accepted by South American city (7) | ricardo |
Huge numbers in India holding rupees in central parts (6) | crores |
Unknown depicted orally as global business (6,5) | export trade |
Food additive in a box ruined meat (9) | aspartame |
Car and lorry close after crash (5,5) | rolls royce |
Top man to kill in the US (6) | bodice |
Amazing goals! Newcastle's first catchphrase (6) | slogan |
Chance outcomes with respect to numbers (8) | fortunes |
Central Mexico's team (6) | eleven |
Mule is turning into beast (9) | obstinate |
Ways of life further south (5) | mores |
Prince getting worried talked rubbish (8) | prattled |
Not moving, I'm with a crowd three quarters of a mile below (8) | immobile |
Rule for each individual framed by one parent (8) | imperium |
Crash is a pain? About right (5) | prang |
Auditor's drunk a golden drink (6) | nectar |
Rapid rise, sadly, in dilapidation (9) | disrepair |
Thus one shows agreement, more or less (4,6) | fair enough |
Transport Orlando with large hamper (7) | trammel |
The first drink boy takes as a bandsman (9) | trumpeter |
Praised young Miliband after his elevation, say (6) | lauded |
Confronts Brownite about the old (8) | eyeballs |
It's more than up to one Ben Brimstone (7) | sulphur |
Piece of gold found in the patisserie (8) | napoleon |
Growing children's playground centre (3,8,4) | the mulberry bush |
Saved, but confined to bed (4,2) | laid up |