Across 7— Vehicle not coming back for piece of freight. (6) 8— A village character in Shakespeare. (6) 10— Inform somebody of what the winner receives, we hear. (7) 11— Young rascal getting a thousand in profit. (5) 12— Kind of iron mould. (4) 13— Cut down, but take care about the first of the willows. (5) 17— The effrontery to make money. (5) 18— Four different points tacked together. (4) 22— Church attendant hasn’t finished the border. (5) 23— Celebration drink for production of Pygmalion. (7) 24— Keep the Territorial Army in control. (6) 25— Whole, and it can’t break up. (6)
Down 1— Not handicapped by slight injury. (7) 2— Suggest putting a little work in plain English. (7) 3— Name the girl and boy with first-class return. (5) 4— Badly lacerated — there’s a doctor round the corner. (7) 5— Bob is connected to this line for a sound reason. (5) 6— Weighty measure that may be of great value. (5) 9—Standard kept up by merchantmen. (3,6) 14— Airmen disorientated near a Russian region. (7) 15— One who’s not committed to make a late run. (7) 16— A hunter needed to disturb the fox. (7) 19— Avoid the disruption of endless travel. (5) 20— The seat of the fire sounds extensive. (5) 21— Smoother means of transport. (5) (Solution Monday) Yesterday’s solution
Across: 1, Perch; 4, Spirits; 8, Tumbler; 9, Place; 10, Elan; 11, Side road; 13, Beat; 14, Rend; 16, Pullover; 17, Zeus; 20, Prose; 21, All over; 22, Respect; 23, Paste.
Down: 1, Put pen to paper; 2, Rumba; 3, Hale; 4, Strain; 5, In pieces; 6, In a word; 7, Spending spree; 12, Gasolene; 13, Bellows; 15, Recant; 18, Eaves; 19, Slap.
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