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Telegraph Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 1st November 2023

There are 15 across clues and 16 down clues for the Telegraph Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 1st November 2023. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Son gets in a stew where trouble flares up
AAcross 1: Son gets in a stew where trouble flares up
AAcross 5: Current Liverpool ground missing a part of pitch
AAcross 9: Italian island cold before 01/04
AAcross 10: Control a section of Hertfordshire's train tracks
AAcross 11: Magical words in poem, as seen in translationOPEN SESAME
AAcross 12: Revolutionary painter with Saint Nicholas in Russia?
AAcross 14: Idiot and former PM is a comic figureCHARLIE BROWN
AAcross 18: One won't transmit current note about music directorNON-CONDUCTOR
AAcross 21: Digits in two sets? Just the odd numbers
AAcross 22: Note seen in bar in South East: 50 per cent off milk shake
AAcross 25: Funny pub's motto is something drinkers sayBOTTOMS UP
AAcross 26: Lazy person riled when exercising
AAcross 27: Students putting away starter – they make bread
AAcross 28: Clement I has extremes of emotion during religious fast
DDown 1: Bully hero of the Trojan War
DDown 2: Gave inside information to head on school sports day
DDown 3: Tailor tried shop inspiring love for the cloth
DDown 4: Doughnut, say, consumed by doctor usually
DDown 5: Criminal in casino pockets million, but he can't get off
DDown 6: Osaka's first service returned in game
DDown 7: Expulsion of English diplomatic group
DDown 8: Right plugs he noted going wrong? Remove from power
DDown 13: What cleric gives, or a bishop: the answer to a problem
DDown 15: Fixes crimson robes after taking off diamonds
DDown 16: Rickety place where peacekeepers keep their horses?
DDown 17: Might one take the inhabitants of a colony for lunch?
DDown 19: Develop gun taken out of its sheath
DDown 20: Politician on the right road turned up decayDRY ROT
DDown 23: Drive starts off in Motherwell, passing East Lothian
DDown 24: Commanding officer with case for detective Morse, say
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