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- Paces of trades varies (6)
- Evergreen tree often found in churchyards (3) *
- Winner of the 1989 Australian Open men's singles tennis championship (4,5) *
- Pub contains old swine (4)
- Separate, distinct (8)
- Break from holding a position (3)
- Rich Middle Eastern cakes (8) *
- Monies left in a bank or minerals in the ground (8) *
- Initial delivery of a military alert (5,4) *
- Machine for boring holes (5) *
- Become invisible (9)
- 1977 novel by Stephen King (3,7) *
- Tactic or manoeuvre to gain advantage (9) *
- Clever to get trams to return (5)
- On tenterhooks, but has the intelligence to cover what distinguishes their product (8) *
- At hostelry, give middle slice and a drink to editor, being altruistic (6-8) *
- Cousin of Desdemona in William Shakespeare play Othello (8) *
- Support falls for settings (9) *
- Told to keep back at the edge of the road (4) *
- Taut or strained (5)
- Charles —, French composer of 1864 opera Mireille (6) *
- Boats are visible in snap master photographer brought up (7) *
- Might aide ramble briefly about deserving respect? (9)
- Kind prisoner starts to agree (7)
- Might page sound horn and then make about-turn? (6) *
- Romantic assignations (6)
- Hang about to behold new rite (6)
- Out of boredom, alas, going back for some ice cream as well (7) *
- Pull the plug (3) *
- Teach girl, perplexed by how apathetic she is (9) *
- Left object illuminated (3)
- Lastly, scientist reviews genetic material at animal's den, but there's a flaw in the way experiment is conducted, perhaps (5,3,5) *
- Concerning wrong reply (6)
- Went inside to plumb a godforsaken leaky radiator and got back pain (7) *
- Milton ignored spurious counterclaims from person laying the blame on him (7) *
- Heartless poacher occasionally ties down captives here (6) *
- Spirit has a profit (4)
- Pretty silly to get involved in shenanigans back there (5) *
- A thousand were banished in the month despot lost the head - right there and then (9) *
- Tapas turns out to be Italian food (5)
- Number 2, for one (6)
- Nod at lawyer on lake, here? (5) *
- Queen Elizabeth II's favorite pet (5) *
- Group rushes past in panic, upsetting dame's pets (9) *
- Describes one pulling heavy load that might have come down the chimney (7) *
- To start with, some cleaners regularly use brush! (5) *
- Decorate it for excited bride in Rome (9) *
- Prime Minister initially indicates this time of day, possibly (7) *
- 48th vice president of the US (5) *
- Arranged offensive act using subject-matter from Scorsese film (9,5) *