| ALGERIANS | Africans broadcast a real sign (9) |
| CORNCIRCLE | County with no barrier round -- no real sign of alien invasion! (4,6) |
| ICICLES | Island groups ignore first real signs of winter (7) |
| NEURALGIA | Broadcast a ruling about European getting a pain (9) |
| ARAUCARIA | Broadcast a copper and a leading artist climbing tree (9) |
| ANNOUNCER | Broadcast a noun, sir, for the radio personality (9) |
| CONSCRIPT | Cheat with text of broadcast - a compulsory recruit (9) |
| SCINTILLA | I can still broadcast a little bit (9) |
| PROGRAMME | Broadcast a plan of action (9) |
| SCARECROW | Worry about king stopping broadcast,a frightening figure (9) |
| ASSERTIVE | Decided to broadcast a TV series (9) |
| AMPLIFIER | Uses it to clearly broadcast a British politician gets life over mid-air racism initially (9) |
| ANECDOTAL | An English record broadcast a lot, as the story goes (9) |
| NOSTALGIA | Broadcast a slogan - it resulted in yearning for the past (9) |
| ARTISANAL | Broadcast a show's launch with nail art of skilled craftsmen (9) |
| REALITYTV | Broadcast a very little, ignoring the French type of programme |
| SOAPOPERA | Broadcast a poor ape's drama on television (4,5) |
| TARANTINO | Broadcast a rant in Oscars inspiring Hollywood figure |
| FAMILYCAR | Carnival, say, broadcast a racy film (6,3) |
| CLIP | A snippet of video from a film or broadcast; a device such as a hair slide, horseshoe flange or paper fastener; or, a newspaper cutting (4) |
