| PLANCK | Physicist making audible contribution to a raft of policies |
| CATAMARAN | The feline with a degree hurried to a raft |
| KONTIKI | A raft of parts to be returned -- OK in recycled boxes? (3-4) |
| SPAR | Simple word with a raft of meanings ranging from argument, cockfight and unaggressive scrap to lustrous mineral, mast, mate, pal, pole, undressed tree trunk and Dutch convenience store, open day and n |
| TARIFF | Duty is one uncertainty amid a raft of possibilities (6) |
| FATHER | He has a raft of??'s. That's what dad says. (6) |
| MANY | A raft of |
| REDBAG | A barrister's burgundy cloth holdall for robes and wigs, presented by a KC/QC to a junior in recognition of their contribution to a case (3,3) |
| BOOM | Raft of floating logs; the cry of the bittern; a pole for an overhead camera; or, a period of prosperity (4) |
| SCIPIO | Roman general making audible leap with cry of joy? (6) |
| GERICAULT | The work of which French painter, a pioneer of the Romantic Movement, includes The Raft of the Medus |
| LEFTWING | Being in favour of policies to promote public welfare? (4-4) |
| OVERTON | ___ window (term for the range of policies deemed acceptable to the mainstream) |
| PACKS | Crowds making audible demand for peace |
| FLEW | Travelled by plane, making audible complaint |
| SULLIVAN | Celebrated prizefighter making audible smear on vehicle (8) |
| PAGE | Servant making contribution to a a€¦ (4) |
| FASTFORWARD | Draws raft of proposals to speed things up (4,7) |
| MANIFESTO | Statement of policies and aims, often unreliable (9) |
| TICKET | Maybe single set of policies in US elections |
