ACROSS1 Award Swedish chemist taking lever, said part included (5,5,5)
9 Marvel at supernatural event (7)
10 Listener's so
ft lower part (7)
11 Bird removed from wind turbine somehow needs to straighten out (7)
12 Do according to order (7)
13 Lee frightening revolutionary member of aircraft crew (6,8)
15 Frequently changing stations while going to France to buy alcohol perhaps (7-7)
21 Vain yet upsetting ingenuousness (7)
22 Stormy dancer? (7)
23 Nearest closets had slight amendment (7)
24 Again make physical contact improve (7)
25 Having received plenty of fresh-air, further discussion was made possible (4,3,4,4)
DOWN1 I am entering new vehicle under a cloud (6)
2 Rob's remarkable story cut short at reformatory (7)
3 Not showing concern when needing a financial percentage (7,8)
4 One of the component parts of the weather? (7)
5 Reduce by ha'pence perhaps (7)
6 One who makes faces for a living (8-7)
7 Natural 4 down, one very much on the surface before end of June (7)
8 Always additional until the end of time i(8)
14 Picturesqueal? (8)
16 One piece on the opposite side in bad taste (1,3,3)
17 First gear? (7)
18 Oration translated in Canada (7)
19 Call by one with overweight backside! (2-5)
20 Tyke found in ancient city church previously (6)
Friday's Solution
Across: 1 Appendicitis, 9 Billets, 10 Cabbage, 11 Bros, 12 Garni, 13 Must, 16 Notable, 17 Yardage, 18 Turn-ups, 21 Bacardi, 23 Cope, 24 Hyrax, 25 Avid, 28 Epicure, 29 Scallop, 30 Eat one's words.
Down: 2 Pullout, 3 Ewer, 4 Descale, 5 Ca canny, 6 Toby, 7 Spatula, 8 Get the wind up, 9 Bib and tucker, 14 About, 15 Crack, 19 Reptile, 20 Soy bean, 21 Braises, 22 Reviled, 26 Butt, 27 Mayo.
Last Week's Solution
Across: 1 Quartern, 6 Grisly, 9 Jinxed, 10 Needfire, 11 Agra, 12 Waver, 13 Reek, 14 Public holiday, 17 Get one's hand in, 20 Zara, 22 Rufus, 24 Cavy, 25 Guiltier, 26 Rattle, 27 Mersey, 28 Nowadays.
Down: 2 Using up, 3 Rex Rabbit, 4 Endow, 5 Nineveh, 6 Guerrilla, 7 Infer, 8 Larceny, 15 Inner city, 16 Dedicated, 17 Granule, 18 Saffron, 19 Novelty, 21 Atlas, 23 Screw.
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