Herald on Sunday

CRYPTIC CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1. Line of knitting catching trout? Very funny! (3-8)

6. Who would shortly be beheaded? The carrier! (3)

8. Hears how one escapes infestatio­n of them (5)

10. Risk losing hydrogen when called roughly away and struck off (9)

11. Stake put up for return of heating vessel (4)

12. Front page of leaf, end lost by head of college (5)

13. Low quality seen as being wrong in a singer (8)

16. Corner of a foreign field worked by 5, North for East? (7)

17. Silly to put old copper on back of ship (4)

18. Game played looping the loop (4)

19. Flavour, thanks to being in service with first-class return (7)

21. Mineral sort of water: take a litre right away (8)

23. Self-assertive back-up for the retiring (5)

26. Juicy, rich – and drunk! (4)

27. Get rid of priest in team-change (9)

28. Legislativ­e power with which to chew things over? (5)

29. Quickly pass the ambassador who holds one (3)

30. No such object of worship at the evening performanc­e? (7,4)

DOWN

1. General vote will turn to put a stop to hesitation (10)

2. Chamber is, for Poe, different: engagement 10! (6,2,7)

3. To come: shop has it (2,5)

4. A pin taken up by a climber (5)

5. Informatio­n Eastern lad somehow scraped together (7)

6. With respect faces the world, as does one’s neck (5,2,4,4)

7. Art movement changed tail, seeing cubic block (4)

9. If it is archaic, it will be industriou­s (3)

13. (Proper name) Car – GT – a tub? One’s got that wrong! (7)

14. Pinch it a bit (7)

15. Spurious copy Raphael turned out, having no energy (10)

19. Is entering sphere of action seeing things as they are (7)

20. Is he harmless to the Cockney? (7)

22. Passage for all to express disapprova­l at giving up Italian (5)

24. Housed without 6 Ac for profit derived from property (3)

25. Time-sharing involves this trap (4)

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