| NARRATIVE | Evita ran back over right in story (9) |
| RECAP | Go back over right step in the wrong direction |
| INFALLIBLE | Always right in story about trouble arising (10) |
| NEAR | Ran back over Orient to be close (4) |
| RETRACED | Ran back over raising ruminant without farm vehicle (8) |
| ARREARAGE | Unpaid debt locally, it runs back over time |
| TAMER | Less wild rat runs back over me (5) |
| VICTORIES | Triumphs in small Australian state over right-wingers (9) |
| GROSVENOR | Old square wanted rock song over, right? (9) |
| NUMERATOR | Miners muse over right quantity of parts? (9) |
| RESILIENT | Unconfined agony over right time to get tough (9) |
| RARINTOGO | Extremely keen to do something to reign, say, over right country in west Africa (5',2,2) |
| LAWNMOWER | Mad women go to law over right to garden equipment (4,5) |
| SPAREPART | Appears confused over right replacement component |
| RIVERBANK | Perhaps Windrush side split over right place to keep money |
| JOHNOATES | Other half of the famous duo, who are currently involved in a lawsuit over rights to their music catalog |
| REEFKNOT | A simple "right-over-left or left-over-right" bind or tie prominent in Scouting, thus depicted on the World Scout emblem (4,4) |
| SQUAREKNOTS | They're tied "right over left, left over right" |
| SQUAREKNOT | It's tied using the mnemonic "Right over left, left over right" |
| BALMORAL | In royal castle, the party's over, right? |
