| AIRPORTPOLICE | 22 across to force somebody to keep an eye on the new arrivals (7,6) |
| ORSONWELLES | Co-writer, director and star of 20-Across, who threatened to sue 72-Across to force the movie's opening |
| PLACESOFBIRTH | They take deliveries for the new arrivals (6,2,5) |
| FROGMARCH | Physically force somebody forwards (9) |
| COERCE | Force somebody (6) |
| BABIES | U-turns from suburbanites - the new arrivals (6) |
| SETTLERS | Trestles set out by the new arrivals (8) |
| WATCHINGBRIEF | Instruction to keep an eye on observation, in short (8,5) |
| LANDINGSTRIPS | Area on popular side of Grafton Street to rent with endless spaces awaiting new arrivals (7,6) |
| CAPRICEFIXING | Training somebody to be less fickle in Sacramento? |
| TICKETSPLEASE | Sounds like something the usher would say to 22 across to make happy (7,6) |
| STANDGUARD | Part of the ground for the defender to keep an eye on (5,5) |
| SEEMED | Appeared to keep an eye on me on the first day (6) |
| CLOCKWATCHER | Office type who likes to keep an eye on the enemy |
| DUENNA | Half out of duty, girl returns to keep an eye on the little ones in Madrid (6) |
| MUSICIAN | A player who needs to keep an eye on the score (8) |
| TWITCH | Fish on time to keep an eye on birds? |
| WATCHDOG | Wife at church party, good person to keep an eye on things? |
| EASTEND | European, for instance, to keep an eye on part of our capital |
| MONITOR | Baby -, gadget to keep an eye on a newborn In another room (7) |
