Evening Standard Cryptic - March 5 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers

Evening Standard Cryptic Crossword Puzzle Solutions - Mar 5 2018 

Clues	Answers
A little drink to finish a meal, and that's the lot	TOTAL
Bob upset a lady at the Nag's Head	DYLAN
Closer to getting a round of applause at the end of the pier	HANDIER
Cut, perhaps, in a rage?	STYLE
Did Elgar Allan have a shot at it?	POETRY
Expert at throwing and catching	JUGGLER
Flynn, seen in another role	ERROL
Girl of limited capacity	GAL
Hairy thing to eat?	BUN
Has he as masterly way?	MAN
He again is in attendance	HERE
His hair-style suits the girls	PAGEBOY
His skill is nominal	ART
In crime, he has his own way of operating	SIMON
In extremes of tragedy, she's sick at heart	TILLY
In Japan, it's possible to pop in at mid-morning	NIPPON
Invariably, Sarah goes out in a group	SEVERAL
Its connection with '14 Down' seems apt	RIG
Joe joins some guests in an old-time dance	GIGUE
Land in hospital, you know	ITALY
Manage to melt	RUN
Mass production of lager	LARGE
Nervous about the hazards in steeplechasing?	JUMPY
Obvious to many a listener	CLEAR
Offer to continue as long as possible?	HOLDOUT
One bent on getting somewhere in the garden?	BOWER
One of the overheads for a gangster	HOOD
Penetrative pictures	XRAYS
Possibly leapt into the fold	PLEAT
Pretty pessimistic persons, characteristically?	TYPES
She upsets Les and Ian	SELINA
She's of some help to a space visitant	ETHEL
Strong feeling of tiredness	IRE
Sweet, affectionate little creature	FONDANT
The Bees have 22 of them on the field	KNEES
The imaginable part may be Continental	BELGIAN
The measurer met with ultimate disaster	METER
The oaf takes plenty out of turn	LOUT
There could be a trio	THREE
They're drawn with authority by Poles	PLANS
Used in frying, it may be dripping	OIL
Was this weight a ton?	HUNDRED
Weaken the standard	FLAG
Where there's no longer a gnarled tree	EXETER