Evening Standard Cryptic - March 2 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

Evening Standard Cryptic Crossword Puzzle Solutions - Mar 2 2018 

Clues	Answers
A baggy dress?	TEAGOWN
A celebrity on board, right?	STAR
A standing charge	PARKING FEE
A whole lot, you gather	AMASS
Accuse the one that provided the transport	TAXI
Act One is in a different vein; languid and lackadaisical	INACTIVE
Admission to the course	ENTREE
Again, seek to investigate	RESEARCH
Better cook the eggs in with the vegetable	BEETROOT
Change the directors and the office equipment	SWITCHBOARD
Current way of saying "It's easy"	BREEZE
Don't allow to get fed up	STARVE
Either played successfully or scratched	SCORED
For a short time, regard as clairvoyance	SECOND SIGHT
For the broken leg, will get a doctor in, you bet	GAMBLE
Gains the lead from, but it doesn't last	PASSES
Galloping the pinto round the ring from choice	OPTION
Get the pair off to bed with fruit	APRICOT
Hand back the animal	RAT
Having misgivings? That's rather unlikely	DOUBTFUL
In the story, I act as guide	PILOT
Increasing when one's getting into the saddle	MOUNTINGUP
Is it the exact counterpart of another in married quarters?	DOUBLEROOM
Kerfuffle created by a move	STIR
Leaving things to chance on witnessing the event	SEEING WHAT HAPPENS
My, the children deserve praise for it!	GOODNESS
No, it's back - round at the depot	STATION
People waiting, we're told, for a signal	CUE
Phooey to mum!	TOSH
Pyjamas and nightdress?	BEDCLOTHES
Reckons they're very young	TOTS
Roughly tear up over half to stuff in the hole	APERTURE
She's anything but worthless!	RUBY
Terribly old and sedate, mincing veal	PRIMEVAL
That he's known to you is not any more surprising	NO STRANGER
The appeal of tea at the start of the morning	CHARM
The encounter is satisfying	MEETING
The rest of the sailors	SHORELEAVE
Throwing darts at, I figure, is going too far	DRASTIC
Translated from French, dear: "Is hard to love"	CHERISH
Very dull food?	NOODLES
Was in a position to exact satisfaction from	EARNED
With the whist cancelled, play golf	DRIVE OFF
Would you find about fifty in pubs?	BARRELS