Evening Standard Cryptic, June 14th 2017

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June 14th 2017 Answers

Clue	Solution
A hot number at altitude	HEIGHT
Household chores done by the children?	HOMEWORK
Again, she's a thousand to one!	MIMI
At certain points, a crooked deal seems heavy to bear	LEADEN
Write of some miscreants breaking the law?	SCRAWL
Figure to hearten Tottenham	TEN
Accommodation Theo possibly left	HOTEL
Tradesman from Ryde?	DYER
Change my one	MONEY
Temptations to break the rules?	LURES
A shelter; old, broken-down, at the back of the garage	LODGE
They will be themselves!	BOYS
Tubular kind of hat?	STRAW
International honour can go to one's head!	CAP
Became friendly in the spring?	THAWED
Hardest to find in a fine street	RAREST
Once, a prime minister's garden	EDEN
Touchingly, showed undue greed for a portion of fish!	FINGERED
It's swung to make a cut	SCYTHE
Shouted the way to be guided!	HOWLED
It's powerless to fly!	GLIDER
So slight as to seem less than nothing?	THIN
Gets somewhere concerning one's personal discomforts	REACHES
Worked on transforming the cottage interior	GOTAT
One looking jolly like Roger?	SKULL
Team companion?	MATE
The chaps point to me	MEN
Like Al, a boy in blue	ROY
Darling girl	WENDY
Write badly?	FORGE
That time of life when you hearten mother?	YOUTH
Something soft to sling!	MUD
When unmarried, in some need	NEE
Let down by an inferior editor	LOWERED
It's supposed to be kept in Bulawayo	LAW
Hardly a bachelor to depend on!	BARELY
Circular enclosure with free access	OPEN
A seat in the regular driving place	SETTEE
It's difficult to be hard and inflexible	STIFF
No weather to be out, since there's little sunshine around	RAINY
Villainous character in Monica Dickens	CAD
Comrades rolling around at the snooker hall?	REDS

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