The Guardian - Cryptic crossword No 22,192 - Apr 25 2001

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'Ere's the police college - finally touching ? ENDON
... is it? VISIT
Apply (oneself) to the addition of a Greek letter to the King's English BETAKE
Ashes, if scattered, are proverbially plentiful (not any more?) SEAFISH
Blanch's success in London? WHITEN
Car in a bit of trouble? Porky! FABRICATION
County, one unknown, in unidentified language ANGLOSAXON
Couple show reverence for a florin TWOBOB
Don't go for a bathroom fitting on the Queen Elizabeth without the Women's Institute ABIDE
Female children move like butterflies FLITTER
I shall shave now - time for the foregoing - from 7 26 ILLS
Lawyers and copper among would-be actors with large 9 BARRACUDA
Little of Blair, more of Tony, is in Tony Blair's philosophy PLATONISM
Prince finds Roosevelt, being Democrat, with no trousers on? HALFDRESSED
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Provisions for the bar are flakes, etc BREAKFASTCEREAL
Puppet is drunk, which is a blow PUNCH
Refrain sung initially to floor of auditorium STOPIT
Right to compete in exhibition of myopia? SHORTVIEW
See 12 NOWEIGHT
See 12 HAVE
See 7 WITHME
Surrey's opening fast bowlers who 18 16? SPACEMEN
The monkey told a porky, it goes without saying IMPLIED
Tool is not a transformer of performances IMPLEMENTATIONS
Virgin gets garment for a pound VESTAL
Walked faster, striking the plain before the onset of darkness OUTSTEPPED
What if left, for example, at sea? I give up WWITEFLAG
Young horse pursuing negative journalist NONAGED