| CHARLOTTEBRONTE | Novelist lent brother a cot, broken (9,6) |
| IPSOFACTO | Item of furniture for a penny? Cot broken, inevitably (4,5) |
| CRIB | A cot; a granary; a wickerwork basket; a crude or rudimentary cottage; or, a manger for fodder (4) |
| STALKER | Sun story about King's brother a in conclusion, a criminal (7) |
| UNCLEAN | Dirty old man's brother, a Nationalist (7) |
| BRASSTACKS | Real business for instance, stretching brother a lot |
| LIMBER | Flexible little brother a mile off ... |
| CARBUNCLE | Vehicle first bought by dad's brother - a gem (9) |
| MANAGER | Mum elevating 2's brother, a new boss (7) |
| BRAZEN | Shameless brother, a Buddhist (6) |
| CONFRERE | From the medieval French for "brother", a colleague or fellow (8) |
| FRED | Nick Claus' brother, a repossession agent |
| UNCLE | Mum or Dad’s brother, a pawnbroker |
| ISABEL | Is Cain's brother a girl? |
| WARBLER | Recall relative with brother, a western flier? (7) |
| SETH | The first murderer's brother a part Chinese theologian (4) |
| SYBARITE | Sounds like brother's a proper hedonist (8) |
| BRAZIL | Cabaret actress upset after brother's a nut (6) |
| ACME | My brother, a leading historian from Harcombe, has achieved the highest level of achievement he can (4) |
| STBROECK | My brother, a head chef who lives in Stoke, is arranging to come and visit my village near Wadebridge (2,6) |
