| REEXPORT | Open enquiries. The final ten, in the right and left again sell abroad (2-6) |
| LIEINWAIT | How hunters behave without hearts; one's in the right and one's inwhat? (3,2,4) |
| AROUND | On the right and left |
| SKIRL | Sound runner to the right and left |
| FINED | Lawless pal was not in the right and had to pay the price for it |
| LLANELLI | Left on to country road, left and left again, then I find Carmarthenshire town (8) |
| ARMRESTS | Gives some elbow room to those on the right and the left (8) |
| CHARIOTS | They follow the horses and are number ten in the charts (8) |
| MORALIST | Someone knowing the rights and wrongs of test, in a manner of speaking, found in Cloud (8) |
| HASTENED | Moved briskly when it was ten in the shade, perhaps (8) |
| EXPORTER | Old beer one sells abroad |
| PRESENTS | Gives a different ten in the papers |
| PORTLY | Left and left again, lorry finally gets round (6) |
| BILLOFRIGHTS | English constitutional settlement of 1689 entitled An Act Declaring the Rights and Liberties of the Subject and Settling the Succession of the Crown (4,2,6) |
| LEDGER | Where transactions are entered on the left, the right and round the edge (6) |
| YELL | Shout, 'Previously you should take left and left again' (4) |
| STILL | Yet it's turning left and left again (5) |
| EXPORT | Sell abroad last of merchandise: ten left (6) |
| OFNEWYORK | Single by The Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl, released in 1987, that has reached the top ten in the last eight years (9,2,3,4) |
| PORTAL | From entrance, take left and a left again (6) |
