The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 10th January 2007

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 10th January 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	They're also first home with the bacon!
AAcross 8:	High-rise accommodation for the workers(3.4)
AAcross 9:	I came out holding two poles: what am I?
AAcross 11:	African city where friend's consumed by sensual desire
AAcross 12:	One profiting from extensive coverage
AAcross 13:	Man in the snug holds the pint that inebriates
AAcross 14:	Wry or amusing dunce
AAcross 16:	Rover is such a name, I assume
AAcross 19:	Crowd with arms waving
AAcross 21:	Country music composer?
AAcross 23:	Music suitable for country churchyards?
AAcross 24:	Hold-up at the circus
AAcross 25:	You can see through this paper's connection to South Africa
AAcross 26:	Something to learn from?
DDown 1:	One in crazy island
DDown 2:	A chiseller%u2019s last words
DDown 3:	Animal spotted at Crufts
DDown 4:	Countryman of sunny disposition, say
DDown 5:	No nurse treated someone refusing drugs
DDown 6:	Where an orator speaks up
DDown 7:	1 down could be irritated by this subject for discussion
DDown 10:	Time for starchy maids to be relaxed(9.3)
DDown 15:	I am always first
DDown 17:	A precious possession best kept folded	EWELAMB
DDown 18:	Marksman has slain a lot of pheasants
DDown 19:	Hammers used in winter sports?
DDown 20:	It provided a bridge to the Papacy
DDown 22:	Lived in Germany with English Language Teaching