| ASCERTAIN | Discover the case was lost on the train out (9) |
| HENCE | Consequently, when case was lost (5) |
| FORCERTAIN | Drive the train out, definitely (3,7) |
| WAS | Lived with Ted, perhaps, but was lost on him |
| INAUSTEN | Where Jemima Rooper was Lost, on TV in 2008 (2,6) |
| INTERESTED | Partisan sold on the case was captivated (10) |
| WHEREAS | That being the case, was hiding here (7) |
| ACCEDES | Agrees the case was cracked about a month back (7) |
| ITINERANT | Travelling by train, out to catch the one ten, somehow (9) |
| CITYSCAPE | Picture got caught ___ pity case was broken (9) |
| TRANSIENT | Sent train out for a short time only (9) |
| TAKEAHIKE | Get lost on the moors? (4,1,4) |
| INTRANSIT | Travelling by train out ___ isn't flying (2,7) |
| REDUNDANT | No longer needed to understand how the South was lost (9) |
| DRIPDRIED | Silly fellow was lost for words - and hung out in the open to stop being so wet! (4-5) |
| ATTAINDER | Gain what was lost in 24 with loss of civil rights (9) |
| SHRINKAGE | What was lost in Freudian Era? (9) |
| ELOQUENCE | Queen Cole was lost in flow of words (9) |
| VARNISHED | Having coat on, was lost to sight across river |
| MISPLACED | Slip came off and decorum, initially, was lost |
