| TANAKA | Leo _, thought he'd be going to jail in Neighbours (6) |
| SUSPEND | American going to jail in Midwestern state is to hang (7) |
| ERNEST | He went to camp in 1987, to jail in 1990, to school in 1994, and to Africa in 1997 |
| FUISSE | ____, to have been: esse, to be: futurum esse, to be going to be |
| SHANSI | In short, won't be going to Central Asia to see Chinese province |
| BESTOW | Be going to pack and you give to (6) |
| CANDLE | Led astray, going to jail for something wicked |
| BESTIR | Move or be going to move (6) |
| HEATED | Though angry, he'd be about to make fresh tea |
| INGRES | Artist may be going to resign |
| FENDER | Leo _, guitar and amplifier designer famous for his Telecaster and Stratocaster (6) |
| ORPHAN | Lawrence, a well-known author from Maenporth, lacked maturity to begin with -- he'd been badly affected, being a child with no parents (6) |
| GASHED | Badly hurt, he'd be on oxygen, perhaps |
| HOOTED | Given a blast, he'd be put out, just too upset! |
| HOOKED | Ring? OK, inside he'd been held up on the line (6) |
| MCKERN | Leo ___, Rumpole actor (6) |
| SINNER | "Ah, if the Pope knew you were such a ___ / He'd be on his way": Springsteen |
| TEN | What's rolled to get from Free Parking to Go to Jail, in Monopoly |
| SALTAWAY | Put in the bank for old sea dog going to jail (4,4) |
| JUVENAL | Old satirist, easily bribed, going to jail briefly |
