| ACRIDITY | In London, for instance, free of bitterness |
| CELEBRITY | Fame of unruly rebel in London, for instance (9) |
| PSEUDONYM | Crazily you spend millions in London, for instance (9) |
| METROPOLIS | More pilots flying in London, for instance |
| CAPITALGAINS | Profits made in London, for instance (7,5) |
| GREATER | Part of London, for instance, is more significant (7) |
| VENTURECAPITAL | Suggest London, for instance, for risky investment (7,7) |
| DESPITE | Be that as it may, free of bitterness? (7) |
| ACRID | Bill gets free of bitterness (5) |
| CAPITALCHARGE | Attack on London, for instance, is a serious crime (7,6) |
| WATERREEDTHATCH | England: The roof of Shakespeare's Globe (the replica playhouse in london for The bard's works) is made of it: 3 wds. |
| BASCULE | Either one of a pair of movable sections forming Tower Bridge in London, for example (7) |
| CAPITAL | Wealth available for investment in London, for example |
| ACUITY | Keenness of upper classes to live in London, for example (6) |
| DUPLICITY | First pair likely to drive a wedge between unionists and London, for instance, through their dishonesty |
| BARNARDO | In the 1860s, which Irish-born doctor founded homes in London for destitute children? (8) |
| MALL | From the name of a historical alley in London for playing a croquet-like game, a shaded or sheltered walk; or, an enclosed shopping centre (4) |
| EUAN | Tony's son, who was arrested in London for public drunkenness |
| PENCE | Change in London for European capital (5) |
| WIGMORE | Hall in London for concerts (7) |
