The Guardian - Cryptic crossword No 23,887 - Oct 3 2006

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Clues Answers
'ang out among lovers of good ale, lifting drink ARMAGNAC
Accent has come about in Latinised literature TILDE
As such, the sum of all parts limited TYPE
Confine drug dealer whose work is mind-numbing PENPUSHER
Controversial habit backing Guardian crossword setter RUFUS
Cutter counts out loud ADZE
Decent time in pursuit CHASTE
Demonstration that may be stolen MARCH
Easy entering via Tommy's home BLIGHTY
Extra weight carried by plea from bombarded citizens of Lebanon? SPARETYRE
First of mice and rats he experimented with, creating relative HAMSTER
Fit as a fiddle? I suppose so VERYWELL
Girl snatches boy up, which is saucy MARINADE
Give all you've got as a farmer YIELD
Go for a spin TURN
Hot, like South African capital? RANDY
Jock (not PC!) MAC
Clues Answers
London university admitted to threatening sort of war NUCLEAR
Material only woven before noon NYLON
Might European dance round it once a year? MAYPOLE
Noted irritation in public places MUZAK
Plans drawn up for Napoleon's possible fate? SPAM
Powerless, insignificant artist ETTY
Religious teacher docking tail of animal RABBI
Runs into savage, which so soothed by music? BREAST
See 6 CAST
Serve old home, unlike faithful servant? DISHONEST
Shows permit? TVLICENCE
Sight of adolescent boy's face, unfortunate mistake! BUMFLUFF
Smart answer picked up, then sleepy characters start to yawn SNAZZY
Unbalanced measure of bitter plant CUCKOOPINT
What man joining police has left on top? HELMET
What prosecutor seeks with assurance CONVICTION