| SWANSON | Scot who was in charge of the 19th c Jack the Ripper investigations (6,7) |
| DONALD | Scot who was in charge of the 19thc Jack the Ripper investigations (6,7) |
| KANE | Painter of the 19th c. West |
| INDEPENDENCE | City in Missouri, US; point of departure of the California, Oregon and Santa Fe Trails in the 19th c |
| TIMEAFTERTIME | HG Wells pursues Jack the Ripper in this 1979 sci-fi film |
| CHARTTOPPER | Jack the Ripper was, according to Spooner, Top Of The Pops |
| DOMENECH | Raymond .. ...... , former Mulhouse and Lyon manager who was in charge of the France national football team from 2004-10 (8) |
| REITH | Scot who was first Director-general of the BBC, in 1927 (4,5) |
| JOHN | Scot who was first Director-general of the BBC, in 1927 (4,5) |
| SIMON | And 30ac Scot who was the last man publicly beheaded in Britain, in 1747 (5,6) |
| THOMAS | ____ Tuchel, Bayern Munich manager who was in charge of Chelsea FC 2021-22 (6) |
| WHITECHAPEL | UK crime drama, the first series of which depicted Jack the Ripper (11) |
| EASTEND | Part of London associated with Jack the Ripper and the Kray twins (4,3) |
| JOGRIMOND | Scot who was leader of the Liberal Party from 1956-1967 & 1976 (2,7) |
| DRUMMOND | Scot who was the first woman marine engineer in Britain (8,8) (see 9D) |
| VICTORIA | Scot who was the first woman marine engineer in Britain (8,8) (see 12A) |
| SANDYLYLE | (Golf) Scot who was first Briton to win the U.S. Masters, in 1988 (5,4) |
| KEIRHARDIE | Scot who was a co-founder of the Labour Party (4,6) |
| NICKNAME | Jack the Ripper, for example, in the Scrubs? |
| END | Jack The Ripper haunted the East ... of London |
