| NEWSOUTHWALES | Innovative opposition to union in America, in Britain and in Australia (3,5,5) |
| BLACKDOG | The opening track on Led Zeppelin's fourth album, released as a single in the US and in Australia |
| UPMARKET | Prime Minister with a right in Britain and in France that's exclusive |
| NANDINA | Evergreen shrub of barberry family - in Britain and in Asia (7) |
| ALIVEONE | 1979 album by Loudon Wainwright III recorded at various venues in the UK and in California |
| JOHNBULL | National personification of the UK, and in particular England (4,4) |
| GOTHICREVIVAL | Style of architecture in Britain and USA from mid-18th century to mid-19th century (6,7) |
| JASPERCARROTT | Comedian who popularised the word “zit” in Britain and played the curmudgeonly Sykesy in The Archers last year |
| ADVERTISEMENT | In Britain and some towns it is a sign of the times, reportedly (9,13) |
| MOTHEROFPEARL | Nacre is in parental relationship to Union (6-2-5) |
| ELLE | Lifestyle magazine founded in Paris in 1945, and launched in Britain and the US in 1985 |
| USUAL | Union in America left to be normal (5) |
| AUGUSTA | A golf union in America reserves top course (7) |
| ALFRESCO | Turns up, officer worked the land in Russia and in America in the open air (2,6) |
| CAROLINA | Which English colony founded in America in 1663 was divided into North and South in 1729? (8) |
| BOSTONCOMMON | Public park (the oldest one in America) in Massachusetts' largest city, established in 1634: 2 wds. |
| EMMYS | Awards given to "Angels in America" in 2004 |
| ARREST | Police came to ___ Max Bowden's character for a crime committed in America in EastEnders (6) |
| AVON | Who ("___ lady") began selling cosmetics door-to-door in America in 1886? (4) |
| NEA | Largest labor union in America: Abbr. |
