The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 17th October 2002

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 17th October 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Jane has a beat in central London
AAcross 5:	It's paid to free memory (solution included)
AAcross 9:	Roger upset 5 - it comes down heavily
AAcross 11:	Kind of store you can have tea in
AAcross 12:	Landing gear's collapsed - it could mean trouble	DANGERSIGNAL
AAcross 15:	Teaching given by the church is loaded
AAcross 16:	It's cunning to carry a weapon with a loud noise
AAcross 18:	Kitchen equipment can be a great success, say in pine perhaps
AAcross 19:	Actor's grim speech
AAcross 21:	Form of story given in journal to distract attention
AAcross 24:	Force back brute after a fashion
AAcross 25:	River crustacean the French find dreadful?
AAcross 26:	Harvests from seeds, say
AAcross 27:	Contour shows mother is getting a spread
DDown 1:	Parson's remedy
DDown 2:	Joint far from Paris
DDown 3:	Fell on the motorway, causing an accident
DDown 4:	Blair's "Intellectual Filth"	THOUGHTPOLICE
DDown 6:	Save 15 items for the records
DDown 7:	All-male race makes for a lack of progress
DDown 8:	Coal seams providing naval units
DDown 10:	Motor manufacturer ends car production - they have to use their feet	MORRISDANCERS
DDown 13:	Royal race in China	CROWNDERBY
DDown 14:	If you get it, it must be so
DDown 17:	Hidden Greek island, but Roman captured it
DDown 20:	Sailor and artist climb the mountain
DDown 22:	Poet having gone short of books	ABSE
DDown 23:	Papers that get a bigger bore