| SEVENDIALS | Number to phone on Sunday for London junction (5,5) |
| IGNORING | Passing over one good number to phone |
| CHARINGCROSS | Central London junction and site of a medieval memorial cross to Queen Eleanor until 1647 (7,5) |
| PHENOMENON | Noted occurence of mobile phone on men (10) |
| EVENTS | Still time on Sunday for them to take place? |
| JODIECOMER | She won the Tony for Best Leading Actress in a Play on Sunday (for 28-Across) |
| KEYRINGS | It's crucial to call on Sunday for what the jailor has perhaps (3,5) |
| SNL | Show that ends early on Sunday, for short |
| DENY | Finishes off crossword puzzle on Sunday for contest (4) |
| DECADES | Rotter's in river on Sunday for ages (7) |
| PRESENTS | Here on Sunday for the 9,26 (8) |
| RAYONS | Pray on Sunday for hidden artificial silks (6) |
| AUTOMOBILE | A Unionist to phone for transport (10) |
| CALLITADAY | Stop working to phone one close to apoplexy about wrong data (4,2,1,3) |
| TRUNKCALLS | How to phone elephants? (5,5) |
| IRONICALLY | Press 1 to phone Yankee, oddly enough (10) |
| SABBATH | Sunday (for Christians), Saturday (for Jews) and Friday (for Muslims) (7) |
| PAD | Charging ___ (item to rest a phone on) |
| RADIAL | Road regularly cut off by phone: on a line to centre? (6) |
| WOODENSPOONS | Kitchen utensils for preparing Christmas puddings on Stir-up Sunday for example; or, items given as booby prizes at sports events (6,6) |
