| SITON | Not publish yet, as a scoop |
| INIC | Kind of column the Times would not publish |
| CANON | Leader of cathedral? Not yet, as a rule ... (5) |
| UNWON | Not taken yet, as a prize |
| SHOVEL | It's handled as a scoop |
| ICECREAM | Clare embedded in Crimea action - that will come as a scoop (3,5) |
| DISMAL | Gloomy yet as mild as could be (6) |
| RELATIVITY | Trivial, yet as complex as Einstein's bag (10) |
| YEAST | Yet as likely to produce a rising (5) |
| UNSULLIED | "Now by my maiden honour, yet as pure / As the ____ lily, I protest" (Love's Labours Lost) |
| EELGRASS | Even inside, as yet, as Germans ask for natural matting material (8) |
| HASOPEN | Didn't fill yet, as calendar slots |
| CONE | Fruit of a pine tree or other conifer depicted in a stylised form in paisley or as a finial; a flower of the hop plant; or, a curled wafer for a scoop of ice cream (4) |
| ALLTOPLAYFOR | Nothing decided yet, as gangster got wrong lot to take off half the format (3,2,4,3) |
| FLOAT | Vehicle for delivering milk; a plasterer's trowel; item attached to a fishing line; or, a fizzy drink with a scoop of ice cream (5) |
| BOSTONCOOLER | Oddly, a classic Detroit drink made with a scoop of ice cream and a can of Vernors ginger ale |
| TROWEL | A scoop for a gardening correspondent ? |
| EXCLUSIVE | A special report, in particular, can produce a scoop (9) |
| PIEALAMODE | Dessert with a crust and a scoop |
| LADLE | A scoop for the chap with a lump of lead (5) |
