| CONCERTHALL | Musical venue at one time close to another in court and student residence (7,4) |
| CRATER | Wooden case close to another in hole in ground (6) |
| NOOSE | Hanging material put up in no time, close to home |
| SINCE | After that time, close to Christmas, in church (5) |
| NEIGHBOUR | Huge robin up in the air, one close to another (9) |
| ARIZONA | A hotel magnate wastes time close to a mountainous state |
| ATTLEE | Former PM embroidered tale covering time close to home (6) |
| SCULPTRESS | Creative woman has varied scruples about time close to others (10) |
| ATTRACTIVE | Wrecked a car 26? The fourth time's close, to be fair (10) |
| FADE | Gradual increase or decrease in volume in music; or, a dissolve from one image to another in film (4) |
| TAPPET | Lever to transmit motion from one part to another, in car engine say (6) |
| WRITINGPAPER | Heard in court and in Government, at times it's what journalists are doing perhaps (7,5) |
| EXHIBITS | Documents or objects produced in court and referred to in written evidence (8) |
| JUMPCUTS | Abrupt transitions from one scene to another in films and TV shows (4,4) |
| SPELLBOUND | Captivated by time close to spring (10) |
| PROMOTE | Champion for second time close to failure (7) |
| NIGHT | A time close to 3 October (5) |
| DITHERY | Indecisive doctor hired around time close to surgery (7) |
| DISCLAIMER | Denial medical is to be scrapped close to another (10) |
| EVENTUAL | Renovation of venue at Luxembourg happening in due course of time (8) |
