| SYND | Supplier of features to newspapers: abbr. |
| ROSSMCWHIRTER | Who, with his twin Norris, sold facts to newspapers which led to the founding of The Guinness Books of Records and, in 1975, after offering a reward for information on terrorists, was killed by the Pr |
| EDS | People in charge of newspapers: Abbr. |
| NYT | The Gray Lady of newspapers: Abbr. |
| JOA | Sharing arrangement of some newspapers: abbr. |
| MOONFACED | Low Head of News turned to round of features |
| LETTERPRESS | A way to print a piece of correspondence to newspapers (11) |
| MAKEFACESAT | Force to meet by day to show a variety of features? |
| GRID | - reference; system of numbers and letters used to identify the position of features on Ordnance Survey maps (4) |
| WKLY | Like some newspapers: Abbr. |
| COL | Found in newspapers (Abbr.) |
| ANDMORE | End of a list of features, in an infomercial |
| SYNDICATE | Agency supplying features to a number of media outlets (9) |
| AYESANDNOES | Consequences of division result in features to (4,3,4) |
| DNOTICE | Former name for announcement sent to newspapers banning publication of certain secret info (1-6) |
| SIGHSPOTS | The most memorable of features in chap's Grand Hotel: one of the original 13 (4,5) |
| ESPRESSO | English: so holding on to newspapers and coffee (8) |
| PRESSRELEASE | Official announcement made to newspapers (5,7) |
| OPPRESS | Torment over power given to newspapers |
| PRINTABLE | Image handling arranged by columns suited to newspapers |
