| INTHE | Hit with fine out on call - policy open to criticism (2,3,6,4) |
| FIRINGLINE | Hit with fine out on call - policy open to criticism (2,3,6,4) |
| DUBLIN | Call policy restricted in European capital (6) |
| AIRER | Weather improving, fine out; this'll help dry the clothes (5) |
| BADGERING | It's worrying for head of government to be ordered out on call (9) |
| TOURING | Idly out on call, doing some exploring (7) |
| INTHEFIRINGLINE | Row of gunners so vulnerable to criticism? |
| TAKEITONTHECHIN | Stand up to criticism (4,2,2,3,4) |
| FAIRGAME | Aunt Sally, for instance, is a person open to criticism |
| GOINGSON | Leaving boy may be conduct open to criticism (6-2) |
| ITSAFREECOUNTRY | Sassy reply to criticism |
| NOOFFENSEBUT | Open to criticism? |
| SACREDCOW | Scared to clash with firm wife, one immune to criticism (6,3) |
| UNDERFIRE | Durer fine about being exposed to criticism (5,4) |
| PILLORY | To hold up to criticism or ridicule (7) |
| CLAP | Respond quickly, as to criticism, with "back" |
| RUNTHEGAUNTLET | Expose oneself to criticism with unusually elegant truth about French article (3,3,8) |
| PILEON | Add criticism to criticism |
| PILESON | Adds criticism to criticism |
| SACRED | ___ cow (something that's immune to criticism) |
