| FULLPAGE | Satisfied Press Association, say, over large print ad? (4-4) |
| NAMEDROP | Try to impress by association, say |
| NEIGHBOURHOODWATCH | Security association say no British spy can keep covering for us |
| UNION | Trade association, say, involved in a match (5) |
| HOMEPAGE | Source, for example, rejected by Press Association reveals what can be seen at theguardian.com? (4,4) |
| HEADLINE | Large print title of a newspaper article (8) |
| UNIRONED | Needing press association, including right editor (8) |
| PANELIST | Press Association silent about jurywoman (8) |
| STOPDEAD | Posted awful ad? Cease immediately! (4,4) |
| DRESSAGE | Ace breaking habit say over equestrian activity |
| BLUDGEON | Bachelor law lord has no say over club |
| TAHITIAN | Islander cheers witticism, say, over archetype Scotsman |
| CAREWORN | Showing signs of stress, having stroke, say, over in prison |
| LEVERAGE | Purchase rising party has a say over |
| DALSEGNO | Lost lads say, over my dead body, "Go back to the sign" (3,5) |
| PILASTER | Look closely say over final square column projecting from wall (8) |
| PEDIGREE | Pride say over earl's lineage (8) |
| BYSTREET | Obscure way kid's snubbing Oscar and Hazel, say, over time |
| MILLSAND | Grinder ad? No snob could be looking for romance here (5,3,4) |
| SEASCAPE | View, say, over southern headland? |