| WATCHDOG | The setter is after a timepiece for the guardian? (8) |
| HUMUS | Pooh's work for the Guardian? The answer's in the soil (5) |
| FOSTERPARENT | Working at present for the Guardian? |
| WATCHFOR | A timepiece for the kids? It is a warning sign! (5,3,8) & 23ac |
| CHILDREN | A timepiece for the kids? It is a warning sign! (5,3,8) |
| TUTELARY | You can get that from The Guardian? Short expression of disapproval for knocking back drink bordering on the rowdy! (8) |
| FOBWATCH | Timepiece for the pocket (3,5) |
| WATCH | From the Old English meaning "to be or remain awake", a period of surveillance; a sailor's turn of duty; or, a timepiece for the wrist |
| PARENTAL | Half page to hire from The Guardian? (8) |
| BARBICAN | The setter is able to sit below Sting in concert hall (8) |
| DOGWATCH | Follow timepiece for short naval duty (8) |
| CARRIAGECLOCK | Timepiece for the mantelshelf (8,5) |
| BEEFEATERS | What is the popular name for the guardians of the Tower of London? (10) |
| OMEGA | Brand that provides timepieces for the Olympics |
| HERPES | Rash head of state going after political leader in the Guardian? (6) |
| CALLUS | Bit of a thick skin that's required to contact the Guardian? (6) |
| ONPAPER | What is hypothetically supported by the Guardian? (2,5) |
| AWOKEN | Inspired article about how the Mail sees the Guardian? (6) |
| INLOCOPARENTIS | Caption or lines misspelt - as The Guardian? (2,4,8) |
| CHAPERONE | Timeless novel's beginning is in the Guardian? (9) |
