| TAXISTAND | Alliance between tour leaders and queue of drivers (9) |
| UKE | Elvis played it between tour stops |
| TRAMPOLINE | Walk round and queue for gymnastic apparatus |
| HITTHEHEADLINES | Principal is on strike from the start and queues to get the attention of the journalists (3,3,9) |
| ADAPTEDTO | Got comfortable with suitable, extremely excited tour leaders following publicity (7,2) |
| BREADLINE | Queue of those wanting a hole-in-the-wall? (9) |
| COALITION | A usually temporary alliance between political parties in a government (9) |
| CHARTISTS | Plot is linked to Turkish secular leaders and reformers (9) |
| RAISEHELL | Commend oil company removing leaders - and cause a lot of trouble |
| TAILBACKS | Queues of traffic stretching back from an obstruction (9) |
| DEADHEADS | Passed on leaders and complete fools |
| TRAVELLER | Tour leader who sorts things out for the tourist (9) |
| PLUTOCRAT | Dives with power to crap - occasionally gull slightly worried tour leader (9) |
| ROW | A spell of sculling; the distance oared; a raucous quarrel; or, a drill of vegetable plants, line of stitches, queue of people, rank of chess squares, tier of seats or other orderly file (3) |
| TRIPLEENTENTE | What informal alliance existed between Britain, France and Russia in the early twentieth century as a counterbalance to the alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy? (6.7) |
| AXIS | Name of the 1936 alliance between Germany and Italy, and later, Japan (4) |
| GUIDELINES | Tour leaders have queue rules (10) |
| GUIDEBOOKS | Tour leaders welcoming Dubliners, for example, producing volumes of information (10) |
| DEFERTO | Trust the judgement of surprisingly freed tour leaders (5,2) |
| LINE | A column of soldiers, crocodile of schoolchildren, queue of traffic, row of chessboard squares or other line-like formation; or, a dossier (4) |
