Daily Mirror (Northern Ireland)

Two-speed coffeebrea­k

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Two sets of clues – but the answers are the same

CRYPTIC CLUES

ACROSS 1 Boy gets round a great deal (4) 4 Right inside huge jail (4) 6 Most arguments are about celebrity (4) 8 Strange case for experts (4) 11 Melanie has style (4) 13 Unaffected by a turn performed by a student (7) 14 Lubricant from boiler (3) 16 African has time to drive (5) 18 Daily pressure to reap badly (5) 21 Note heard from singer (5) 22 Wild fellow, real wild (5) 24 Speaking about food (3) 25 No medic turned out to be evil (7) 28 Way out of the Broads (4) 30 Agreeable French resort (4) 31 Surgeon’s desire (4) 32 Following from main exterior (4) 33 Lame sort of lunch, say (4) DOWN 1 Incline to be thin (4) 2 Help make a wager (4) 3 Mates using old form of power (5) 4 British artist in underwear (3) 5 Aim to throw a log (4) 7 Distribute a toll differentl­y (5) 9 About awful fear for bottle (6) 10 Great purse design (5) 12 Nobody doesn’t finish in time (4) 15 Paradoxica­l, like a metal (6) 17 Saw tonne being transporte­d (5) 19 Appearing to include fruit (4) 20 Navigation aid that looks both ways (5) 23 Pledged to have shelf (5) 24 Hand on new piece (4) 26 River forms meandering line (4) 27 Cancellati­on includes room (4) 29 Unacceptab­le in south (3)

QUICK CLUES

ACROSS 1 Consignmen­t (4) 4 Ship’s prison (4) 6 Sun (4) 8 Playing cards (4) 11 Dash (4) 13 Innate (7) 14 Fuel (3) 16 Engine (5) 18 Writing material (5) 21 Singing voice (5) 22 Untamed (5) 24 Vegetable (3) 25 Satanic (7) 28 Street (4) 30 Pleasant (4) 31 Encourage (4) 32 Subsequent (4) 33 Repast (4) DOWN 1 Without fat (4) 2 Aid in crime (4) 3 Vapour (5) 4 Undergarme­nt (3) 5 Target (4) 7 Apportion (5) 9 Wine bottle (6) 10 Wonderful (5) 12 Midday (4) 15 Sarcastic (6) 17 Part of a carpentry joint (5) 19 Fruit (4) 20 Echolocati­on (5) 23 Shelf (5) 24 Chessman (4) 26 African river (4) 27 Prison room (4) 29 Not at home (3)

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