| GRAPEVINE | Eager to join TV phone-in broadcast via the bush telegraph (2,3,9) |
| ONTHE | Eager to join TV phone-in broadcast via the bush telegraph (2,3,9) |
| THEBILL | (After 25) Pay former Labour leader to join TV programme (3,4) |
| ACROSSCOUNTRY | Possible result of The Donald getting in via The Bush? |
| SOCIALCLUB | Place to meet similar people eager to join company on strike (6,4) |
| LABOURER | Navvy extremely eager to join political party (8) |
| WORDOFMOUTH | The bush telegraph (4,2,5) |
| RUMPUS | Word, from "clamour, din, outcry, roar", for the report broadcast or circulated via bush telegraph, busybody, flibbertigibbet, gossiper, quidnunc, scandalmonger or tattler (6) |
| ONAIR | Being broadcast via TV or radio (2-3) |
| ONTV | Being broadcast via idiot box |
| TELEVISE | (Television) broadcast via television (8) |
| GOSSIP | Rumours, bush telegraph (6) |
| OPINE | Suggest old number for the bank to phone in the end (5) |
| YOUSAYWE | Words that whan followed by Pay gives the name of the competition on Richard and Judy which caused a phone-in scandal in 2007 (3,2) |
| HAYES | First president to have a phone in the White House-its number was "1" (1877) |
| ONESTAR | In the middle of phone-in, upstarts give it a terrible rating |
| MOBILEHOME | Phone in for those who want to move house perhaps? (6,4) |
| BASICALLY | Picasso's assent to phone in alcove without embellishment |
| GRYPHON | Angry phone-in hosts being ordered to escort Alice |
| BRINGUP | Phone in bar over to rear (5,2) |
