The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 8th March 2016

There are 16 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 8th March 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Going to store outside of Everton for baking ingredient
AAcross 6:	Bread gets left inside jar
AAcross 9:	Vacuous geezer, a twit or dope
AAcross 10:	Joke without malice but with some bite
AAcross 11:	Boy to betray embarrassment, holding another boy's hand
AAcross 12:	Buzzing used to be on the radio
AAcross 14:	They say who's written Times columns
AAcross 15:	Enduring stick, going through high seas
AAcross 17:	Run in running pump? Not in the main
AAcross 19:	Poster plugging good show is boasting
AAcross 20:	It's put on eggs bishop's eaten
AAcross 22:	Preferring to be in hot seat — and may need grilling
AAcross 25:	Spin from ex-PM about dissolute man back in office
AAcross 26:	Artist's dry, taking off coat	HIRST
AAcross 27:	Long time before noon
AAcross 28:	Play down bribe with newspaper in dodgy deal
DDown 1:	Bear with totally heartless employer? One gets fired
DDown 2:	Foolish god offered up lily-like flower
DDown 3:	Some of capital loans tend, unfortunately, to secure nothing	EASTLONDON
DDown 4:	Spikes drink, with Sprites passed round
DDown 5:	Modern musician's anxiety broaching grand finale in opera
DDown 6:	Fanatic — he willingly boxes champ
DDown 7:	What may be dropped in 3 with a feeling of irritation
DDown 8:	We're told stable food recipe — covered in sauce, it's magic!	HEYPRESTO
DDown 13:	A number of workers with joint occupation
DDown 14:	Criminal charge extremely heavy after one's put in can for life
DDown 16:	With hair receding, this paper's boss is in love
DDown 18:	Tsetse flies around, covering capital of African lands
DDown 19:	Part of Laurel and Hardy not hard to find in a fable that's silly
DDown 21:	Northerly Polish mother country, as was
DDown 23:	Past tax cut gets acclaim
DDown 24:	Bankrupt's lamenting having wasted £1,000