Sunday Mail (UK)

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1 “It’s where you’ll read the original Christmas story in a bookclub,” I bleated (5) 4 Send Cal off to get lights for the festive table perhaps (7) 8 Sick Len’s red and skinny (7) 9 Does not include if it’s sort of moist (5) 10 A group of the gang’s hardmen in London’s tallest building (5) 11 and 16 Across Found in the glen, Jill and Seb dancing to a Christmas song (6,5) 14 The baddie of the nativity story – he at first rode away! (5) 16 See 11 18 A new bib, Ron? Here’s what to tie round your parcel (6) 21 Beats a few of the club’s golfers in retirement (5) 24 This crockery is primarily delightful – especially luxurious for tea (5) 25 Clasp it angrily… Santa makes very few toys without this (7) 26 Man’s best friends aboard a ship? Old experience­d sailors (3,4) 27 An item of breakfast or teatime that’s a Viennese treat (5) 1 Some of Abba’s hits for a big lively party (4) 2 The head of the business let her chatter and gossip (7) 3 Put up with dreadfully rude Ned (7) 4 A bottle top in an Irish city – from Britvic or Kia-Ora? (4) 5 Ruth’s mother-inlaw was not an old meddling individual initially (5) 6 Not standing for dishonesty (5) 7 Uses pens to create an Alfred Hitchcock tension (8) 12 Formerly known as a little pioneer (3) 13 Unlock the hard case to get a guessing game (8) 15 Order red – Beaujolais primarily – for the royal ball (3) 16 Little Isabel fasts in this UK capital city (7) 17 You’ll need this for 4 Across – it’s not as heavy (7) 19 Pull up a slab of strong lightweigh­t material (5) 20 A little layabout doesn’t go one better or surpass (5) 22 Mimics the chimpanzee­s, throwing the peas around (4) 23 The C.A. is upset over yours truly, the height of perfection (4)

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