The Telegraph – CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 30,507 – Jan 11, 2024, Clues and Answers
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| About to interrupt low-down politician | GREEN |
| Charlie composed nice note for Willy Wonka, say | CONFECTIONER |
| Dog with trendy cat or dog, perhaps | WHIPPET |
| Endlessly tries but fails to get praise | TRIBUTE |
| Entertain like Sonny Bono’s partner? | CHERISH |
| European queen gripped by part of book title | PEERAGE |
| Exchange rate convinced Chancellor this may make people rich | TREASUREHUNT |
| Figure wrong over illegal activity is one taken to court | TENNISRACKET |
| Huge profit monarch invests poorly | KILLING |
| Indonesian dish, for example, receiving thanks | SATAY |
| Kitty tours place for rubbish English political leaders | CABINET |
| Metal drum I thrice battered | IRIDIUM |
| Namely, what to do with a broken-down car | TOWIT |
| Number divided by eleven in France, right? It’s not nothing | NONZERO |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| People who sing popular old song’s intro | Informers |
| Proper food additives for 3 and 5, say | PRIMENUMBERS |
| Romeo ignored by e.g. Auntie Joy | ELATION |
| Some alcohol’s terrible for one holding your arm | HOLSTER |
| Starts to ponder over stimulating Elgar — real Toughie | POSER |
| Strong drinks? Removes clothes drinking one up | SPIRITS |
| Support husband or wife found on-line? | ESPOUSE |
| This improves appearance of loud, fab rock band | FACECREAM |
| Tiny Dickensian character welcoming time with sweet birds | TITMICE |
| Unruly mob are heading for Geoffrey Boycott | EMBARGO |
| Where little Rowan and Hazel might be looked after, one way or another? | NURSERY |
| Where robbers may be caught, following one without faith | ATHEISTIC |
| Working CEO’s left out of Milton Keynes, perhaps | ECONOMIST |
| Yours truly, in Dickensian musical, getting acting award | OLIVIER |