| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 28213 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| '60s youths adopting upper-class manner | MODUS |
| Bill could be one in river astride swans | EXPENSE |
| Clashes with crook getting 100 in darts | CONFLICTS |
| Deal with English, entering fight without heart | see to |
| Defence playing worst during time off | BREASTWORK |
| Distressed annalist penning nothing in papers | NATIONALS |
| Doctor loudly rebuked how supermarket food may be | shrink-wrapped |
| Don still sleeping around | put on |
| European footballer's caught plague | BESET |
| First person set up police force, getting local six-footer | EMMET |
| Goods to transport? Pack vehicle and then drive | deck cargo |
| Horse with hardened skin on part of ear | CORNCOB |
| How one may get remit, perhaps, to regress | put back the clock |
| I won't keep mum's provisions | NOSH |
| Lie heavily on stone, at first? This is breaking now | stop press |
| Maybe one proposing name aboard boat? I don't know | KNEELER |
| New leader leaves artillery where order is put up | NUNNERY |
| Old people's home had no room, finally | EDOM |
| One who's quick to obtain drink, holding head | snapper up |
| One with a suit: a male with more awful clothing | ADMIRER |
| Overly serious, following whizz in school | po-faced |
| Partners hugging country girl who's sometimes lazy | SUSAN |
| Rabbit gently, at intervals, parting pair of bovines | yakety-yak |
| Remark praising short stockings on Tolstoy heroine | HOSANNA |
| Spot right idiot in wrinkly fabric | SEERSUCKER |
| Stink about to permeate shoe | SCANDAL |
| Where records go in affair involving current ministers | filing cabinet |
| Wind, say, from a green beer, newly brewed | renewable energy |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 2070 |
| Clues | Answers |
| A man's piece of photographic equipment | LENS |
| Advance made by pair pursued by monster | PROGRESS |
| Brood, having dropped daughter off back of light motorcycle | MOPE |
| Burrowing marsupial initially wary of man with club | WOMBAT |
| Casual attitude of church fellow in north once | NONCHALANCE |
| Direct-sounding channel | STRAIT |
| Fearsome, though again inviting uncertainty? | REDOUBTABLE |
| Fellow doctor crossing old hillside hollow | COOMB |
| Final act of pallid lad in extremes of suffering | swan song |
| In Pennsylvania, a way to get Italian food | PASTA |
| Light stage work awkward to repeat | OPERETTA |
| Lofty, stout woman's elderly relative | GRANDFATHER |
| Lowest point of broken drain | NADIR |
| Mean to declare present point in life | AVERAGE |
| Neat and tidy hospital attendant | ORDERLY |
| Notable? Not in status | OUTSTANDING |
| One forking out cash to engage Liberal actor, perhaps | PLAYER |
| Pair of warrant officers appearing in book | TWOSOME |
| Reflected sound from City house | ECHO |
| Release the French racecourse spy | let out |
| Reportedly wed good, mature woman | MARIGOLD |
| Travel by railway? It's bloody! | GORY |
| Vacuous grandmother in Nimes regularly | INANE |
| Where one conducts or turns up to play unskilfully | ROSTRUM |
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