| EXTOL | Celebrate return of personal fortune by Spain (5) |
| REVEL | Celebrate return of prize (5) |
| ELON | Musk who set a record for the largest loss of personal fortune in history, according to Guinness |
| APEXES | Tips return of personal assistant, along with former partners (6) |
| OPALS | Iridescent gems considered symbols of hope and good fortune by the ancient Romans (5) |
| ROUTE | Way to utter defeat by Spain (5) |
| OBESE | People honoured by Spain carrying great weight (5) |
| INCAS | South Americans once overrun by Spain (Castile) (5) |
| NAURU | Captured by Spain, a Uruguayan island (5) |
| ALONE | Single gangster supported by Spain (5) |
| EUROS | Football tournament won by Spain this year (5) |
| SIEGE | Blockade is backed, for instance, by Spain (5) |
| PRIVATEMEANS | Tommy intends to reveal personal fortune (7,5) |
| ROB | "His designs were strictly honourable, as the phrase is; that is, to ... a lady of her fortune by wa |
| LIVEHIGHONTHEHG | Make a fortune by selling mercury? |
| NECKER | Jacques -; banker who accrued a considerable personal fortune before becoming leading financier to Louis XVI (6) |
| LAMPREADER | One telling fortunes by gazing into artificial light sources? |
| GIBRALTAR | A limestone promontory at the tip of S Spain, settled by Moors in 711, taken by Spain in 1462 and ceded to Britain in 1713 |
| PURENESS | Level of purity of prunes produced by Spain (8) |
| EQUINOX | Time of year seeing one of five bison, perhaps suppressed by Spain (7) |
