Across
Brightly-coloured bird with a flower from the east (5)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
W A CAM backwards, i.e. the river that flows through Cambridge.
Formidable family keeping a large old female cat (9)
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GRIM (A,L) KIN.
Inclination to study Italian at first with head (9)
Asian country's temperature, the writer hazards (5)
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T, I BET.
Wally returning container with end broken off (6)
Soldiers (male) bitten by sort of bear's tooth (8)
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P(RE,M)OLAR.
Clash involving Times grandee (12)
Speed regulator's joint position of authority in US state (12)
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GOVERNOR’S HIP.
Ancient countryman praying desperately outside hospital (8)
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Anagram of PRAYING around H. I was thinking that if this ended in -ian, there wouldn’t be enough vowels left, but there were.
Follow-up drink for one making an impression (6)
Minor divinity reported near a pond at last (5)
Blamelessness of civil engineer visiting pub in the past (9)
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INN O(C.E)NCE.
Tipsy English chap screwed up, perhaps? (9)
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TIGHT E NED.
More recent part of school at Erith (5)
Down
Serviceman digesting puff and spiced liquid (8)
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MARIN(AD)E.
Church painter, a nineteenth century reformer (8)
Working in cafe, failed to remember about party and play (7,3,5)
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WAITING + FORGO(DO)T.
Eg Scottish Celt in strong wind, we hear (4)
On which to play casually, visiting home and part of hospital? (10)
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IN (STRUM) E.N.T, a semi-&lit.
An Athenian man briefly heading state, holding republican views (15)
Pellets livestock ultimately pick at? Not the first (6)
Legal official's polite refusal on track (6)
Group of states in defeat or in disarray (10)
Revolutionary stunt ruined old joke (8)
Impulse to place in box part of transmission (4,4)
Peg installed in standard type of harpsichord (6)
Cower endlessly round back of bothy, showing distress (6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
CR([both]Y)ING[e]. No need to know what a bothy is, although I do.
Woman from north involved in Muslim festival (4)
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