| TOASKYLARK | Sky Sports broadcast talk - or a poem (2,1,7) |
| SNATCH | A swift act or thing, such as a hasty grab or catch; a kidnapping or theft; a quick bite to eat; a brief spell of exertion, sleep, time etc; a fragment of a song or a talk; or, a quibble (6) |
| CHEWTHEFAT | Revolutionary few that broadcast talk (4,3,3) |
| PITCH | Bitumen/tar; gradient; location of sound on a scale; a sports field; sales talk; or, a street vendor's station (5) |
| INDITE | Compose or write as a speech or a poem (6) |
| ITSALLNOISE | "That's just talk, talk, talk," or a hint to the ends of the starred answers |
| SAMSONAGONISTES | A song some saint's composed or a poem |
| ULYSSES | A novel by James Joyce - or a poem by Tennyson (7) |
| VERSE | Part of a song or a poem (5) |
| SONG | Lyrics or a poem set to music, such as a Christmas carol (4) |
| DOT | Dah-like spoken representation of a symbol in Morse code; or, a poem (3) |
| ORATE | Talk, or a telling off? (5) |
| KORERO | Te'reo for talk or a discussion (6) |
| FLIMFLAM | Insincere talk or a confidence trick (8) |
| INSTANTREPLAY | Common feature of a sports broadcast |
| STAT | Factoid on a sports broadcast |
| RECAP | End of many a sports broadcast |
| REPLAY | Slow-motion part of a sports broadcast |
| TRAVELLINGFOLK | All foreign TV broadcast talk with no thanks for Gypsies (10,4) |
| AIRBAG | In broadcast, talk about protective equipment (3,3) |
