Across
Cleaner thus hoovers up half of village post office (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
SO (thus) has HAM[let] and PO inserted.
Slavic rider's bag of lettuce? (7)
Opening of olfactory organ a lot (3)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
O[lfactory], FT an organ, the pink paper.
Scotsman of power has Queen shut in throne room! (5,6)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
WATT (Scot who worked on steam power) with ER, CLOSE inserted.
Sanction for use in cigarette lighter (3,5)
Supply worker with what high-protein food (6)
Awesome as it is, landlord! (4)
Lousy Constable miniature? (3,4,3)
Could one be in flat — here? (10)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
took me a minute’s thought to see how this works, although the answer was clear from the checkers. FLAT is MATTE, you insert IS ONE (?) which = COULD ONE BE (?).
Result of knocking back last of lager in bar? (4)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
PUB with [lage]R in it, reversed, &lit.
Stake between poles in French city (6)
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ANTE = stake, inside N, S. One of the nicest French cities.
Blue cheese finally introduced to producer of wine list (8)
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CRU (wine producer) with E (end of cheese) inserted, then list = LEAN.
Fuelled by oxygen, another bit exploding in blast! (11)
Discharge extremists ejected from demonstration (3)
Left, with flag in appropriate colour? (7)
VIP well stocked with foreign cash? (7)
Down
What might have pumped bullet ultimately into military leader? (7)
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[bulle]T inside SHOGUN a Japanese military leader. Dodgy &lit., as shotguns don’t fire bullets?
Evidence when waiting for the train, hours slipping away (11)
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AT THE STATION loses its H.
Captive to arouse great enthusiasm in discussion (6)
Exact location of the King's Head? (2,3,5)
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Well, the King’s head is on banknotes these days, I think. And new coins.
County seal (4)
Prominence of unusual case circumventing legal right (8)
Idiot equally soft in the head (3)
Sauce finished at bottom of vessel (7)
Romeo incarcerated by movie villain — King, say? (7,4)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
This was easier than I’d feared at first, as I know of few movie villains; but it’s simply R inside a PICTURE CAD.
Little stuff in grass (10)
Approach sign on end of avenue while driving, seemingly? (4,4)
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OMEN (sign) E (end of avenue) all inside CAR. I supposed ‘inside car’ means while driving, at a stretch.
Cooler call from little lamb, by the sound of it? (7)
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well, a mini-baa could be a little cry from a lamb? Most minibars I find in hotels aren’t switched on to cool, they’re just there to offer you ridiculously overpriced warm beer or tonic.
Roast a cook cut in style (7)
I haven't cracked this one yet — but Times for the Times have:
PAN (roast) A CHE[f].
Pound plus shilling where the franc is currency (6)
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21 shillings in a guinea, I was once taught, and the currency in Guinea is indeed the Guinean franc.
Housekeeper cooked for the auditor? (4)
Drop of the hard stuff, little one (3)
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