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Across
- 1. Sturgeon's roe are carried by Vicar for seasoning (6)
- 5. Fight hard to control radically mad criticism (8)
- 9. Radical part of periodical reviewed by master's reading of correct rules of language (7)
- 10. Takes care of new contracts when purchase head leaves (6)
- 11. Plot to trap rebel soldiers during retreat (6)
- 12. Popular officer leading current team trained to be the best (8)
- 13. Duplicate papers a client generated (9)
- 15. Making one's debut finally – that's a beginning (5)
- 17. Display class with poise (5)
- 19. To kill time (read basically whiling away time) (9)
- 22. Hack into intelligence network without rules of judgment (8)
- 23. Hurt resulting in sprains ultimately (6)
- 25. Definitely rude when European butts in (6)
- 26. Girl's girdle covering bit of tiny innerwear (1-6)
- 27. Punishment dramatized in "Scene ten" (8)
- 28. Pastry by man from Copenhagen (6)
Down
- 2. Fight and run into a fit of shivering? (5)
- 3. Object to a pin up of European (7)
- 4. For example 3's spasm is imaginary (8)
- 5. Notoriously dangerous area but Admiral Green's well-prepared (7,8)
- 6. Pledge to keep working in court (6)
- 7. A Roman's replaced one who rows a boat (7)
- 8. Nurse losing heart during proposed surgery (9)
- 14. Digression put reader off (9)
- 16. Recognised glove dead criminal carried (8)
- 18. About to consider retirement (7)
- 20. Copper ring used during climb to support (7)
- 21. Carbon mixed with yellow for boy's pencil (6)
- 24. Washrooms having "Gents" initially as symbols (5)
