| COTTAGEHOSPITAL | A pathologist etc working here? |
| SECURITYSERVICE | Secrecy is virtue, working here? (8,7) |
| ROSSANDCROMARTY | Dr Rory, a Scotsman, could be working here |
| INGOODNICK | Healthy policeman lucky to be working here? (2,4,4) |
| GRUBSTREET | Serb gutter press working here? (4,6) |
| AIRFRANCE | Irish fellow met top pilot working here? (3,6) |
| SPECIALBRANCH | Black Lancashire PC working here? (7, 6) |
| NURSERY | Issue tenders working here? (7) |
| TRAILBLAZER | "You might call me a pathologist," said the ___ |
| AUTOPSY | Medical procedure performed by a pathologist in the science of forensics |
| SILENT | ___ Witness, series about a pathologist |
| ASONIA | Tin ear, to a pathologist |
| WITNESS | Silent ___, long-running series about a pathologist (7) |
| CROSSINGJORDAN | 2001-2007 NBC show starring Jill Hennessy as a pathologist: 2 wds. |
| OVERMYDEAD | "No way!" I say...that'll be the day when a pathologist messes with me? (4,2,4,4) |
| BODY | "No way!" I say...that'll be the day when a pathologist messes with me? (4,2,4,4) |
| ARMY | A highly organised body of land troops; or, by extension, a multitude of ants, people, Salvationists etc working toward the same purpose (4) |
| SYSTEM | A group or set of bodily organs, computer components, facts, parts, planets, stars etc working together as a complex whole (6) |
| CENTIGRADE | Reading etc, working for degrees (10) |
| EFFECTIVE | Powerful drug, strong etc working in 5 (9) |
