| SEWN | Joined by a thread from all quarters (4) |
| NEWS | Intelligence from all quarters (4) |
| YOKE | A pair of oxen joined by a frame of the same name; or, by extension, a burden, bondage, a couple or a tie (4) |
| YARN | Thread from which one weaves a tale (4) |
| SILK | Fine soft fabric made by threads from a worm (4) |
| SEAM | A stratum of coal, gold or other ore; or, a line where two fabric pieces are joined by a row of stitches (4) |
| WISP | Is in the Worker's Party by a thread (4) |
| BLOC | Group of countries joined by a common aim (4) |
| DEAL | Something to shake on Held by a thread |
| PECK | Gregory, perhaps, joined by a lesser actor in London |
| NEWSDESK | Reporters from all quarters meeting some French king (4,4) |
| WEATHERCOCK | It's affected by blows from all quarters (7-4) |
| SOFT | Thus the Financial Times gathers from all quarters what's not serious journalism (4,4) |
| NEWSAGENCY | Does it represent intelligence from all quarters? (4,6) |
| ABRIDGE | Cut short a game with partners from all quarters (7) |
| HEADLINENEWS | The most striking reports of chief shipping company from all quarters (8,4) |
| SENSE | Composition of this faculty is from all quarters (5) |
| ESSENES | Ascetic Jewish sect from all quarters, except west? (7) |
| NEWSREEL | Information from all quarters, with authentic sound |
| RUN | Get Dart from all quarters today (3) |
