The Telegraph - TOUGHIE CROSSWORD NO: 156 - Jun 2 2009

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Clues Answers
African native�s blunder about Ireland GIRAFFE
As an example Durham schools provide camera supports UNIPODS
Bird resident in Tasmania? ANI
Collide with rear of car careering out in middle of Taunton RUNINTO
Could be Henry�s missing good trendy relationship KINSHIP
Deplorable! A concession's backing Spanish inns POSADAS
Eg Portsmouth�s headland depiction in painting CITYSCAPE
Finally honoured first class Welshman DAI
Going to be idle after leaving here? DEPARTURELOUNGE
Herb sprinkled on roe with a garnish principally OREGANO
I regularly read first question in National IRAQI
Learn about some of marriage nuptials GENUP
Letter regularly sent to Associate ETA
Mineral water turned green NAIVE
Music maker�s unknown. Answer? Thin material ORGANZA
Northern satire may be more indecent NASTIER
Clues Answers
One�s fuel consumption is about right? Sadly no on trip to Belgium and France CARBONFOOTPRINT
Playing Nixon file for voice modulation INFLEXION
Rotter�s lawyer has brilliant defence in the beginning DASTARD
Seat of extreme Arab state OTTOMAN
Second dealer lost 100 dollars HANDLER
See noisy silly person settle for imaginary, impractical scheme CLOUDCUCKOOLAND
Short cut�s taken by person at just the right moment ONCUE
Showy appearances disguised sad face FACADES
Spenser's Gloriana twisted feather that is attached to cat by bit of elastic THEFAERIEQUEENE
Strangler's target struggled to keep in centre of crowd GAROTTE
Tableland's mountain pasture over time starts emulating Austrian upland PLATEAU
Temporary decline in trade rose since restructuring RECESSION
Thirteen-line poem composed around East RONDEAU
Unfinished guide to open country LEA
Wine produced by Irish American MADEIRA
Without second one yearbook reportedly destined for abolition ANNULMENT