| OXYGENATED | Pulmonary vein's blood is taken round next day, for example, in circulation (10) |
| DORIS | Day, for example, in Abbottabad or Islamabad (5) |
| ALEXMORROW | Drink could be sign of something wrong the next day for one of the detectives (4,6) |
| VESSELS | Veins, blood ... |
| ATHENIAN | City dweller takes a chap round Next |
| LUNGS | The pulmonary vein carries blood from where? (5) |
| TAXYEAR | It ends on 30th June and starts again next day, for breadwinners (3,4) |
| VESSEL | Vein, blood ... |
| INHERITORS | Popular lady is taken round hill by legatees |
| BRAMSTOKER | "The blood is the life!" penner |
| ACRONYM | Friend in the morning has firm relationship in each new day, for example (7) |
| CLEMATIS | Climber with supporting piece is taken round mountain top (8) |
| DIGITALIS | Drug, you have to understand, is taken round country after being cut |
| SAINTLIKE | Very good trip is taken round outskirts of Llanelli (9) |
| IMAMS | Geordie mother is taken round to see holy men |
| HOLIDAY | What Santa starts saying daily somehow for Christmas Day, for example (7) |
| SWEETEN | Pacify when small gun is taken round (7) |
| REDLETTER | Very special day, for example, when heard to have voiced script (3,6) |
| IDIOMS | "Sell like hotcakes" and "call it a day," for example |
| NATIONALHOLIDAY | Good Friday or ANZAC Day, for example (8,7) |
