| TUGBOAT | A tout planned to go round Britain -- in this vessel? (7) |
| QUIZ | Round Britain ___, Radio 4 panel game (4) |
| ACADEMIA | Drivers crossing Cape planned to go west for scholarly life (8) |
| BIGBANG | Crooner goes round Britain with a grand theory (3,4) |
| FLUKING | Chuck goes round Britain scoring by chance |
| BARKER | An ancestor of the wolf; one said canine cur that bays, bowwows, howls, yaps, yelps or woofs; a tout who loudly cries out at a carnival, fair or show to attract custom; or, a shelftalker, placed to dr |
| SAUCEBOAT | Go out by sea to Cuba in this vessel (5,4) |
| ASTRO | First Japanese animation to become a hit in America & Britain, ___ Boy |
| TOODLEPIP | An old informal or jocular farewell remark thought to be imitative of a motorcar horn or from the French a tout a l'heure "see you soon" (6-3) |
| SLALOM | Down go the skiers all most to a tout of the race (6) |
| GETOUT | Dismissive thing to say to a tout, at some stage |
| REDBLOODCELL | From a haematological perspective, no mature DNA found in this vessel or crimson family mobile in New York (3,5,4) |
| EWER | We're taking a trip in this vessel |
| WARSHIP | Conflict is in fashion in this vessel? (7) |
| BILLYCAN | William is able to cook in this vessel (5-3) |
| ROWINGBOAT | Wooing brat, taking them on a tour in this vessel |
| UBOAT | You can have a turn in this vessel (1-4) |
| EIGHTSOMEREEL | A few in here leg it wildly ___ in this? (9,4) |
| JUNKBOND | 007 takes on No briefly in Britain ___ it has a risky pay-off (4,4) |
| TURNOUT | Eject a tout who's about to run wild! (4,3) |
