The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 8th October 2002

There are 16 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 8th October 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	He crusaded with 1 down, 5, 9, 12, 17, 18, 20, 22 and 24	RICHARD
AAcross 5:	Geographer saying: "Cut and can it"	HAKLUYT
AAcross 9:	Atheistic zoologist was kind to solvers	DAWKINS
AAcross 10:	Aspen shaking head of bog myrtle
AAcross 11:	'pon my soul! 'e left out poor Tom Jones, for example
AAcross 12:	Modern writing includes a literary anthropomorphist
AAcross 13:	Generator's output in revs per minute
AAcross 15:	Splitting heads with the French eminence
AAcross 17:	A-bomb survivor: his cry of surprise rings round Azerbaijan's capital
AAcross 19:	Cult figure when observed during the day
AAcross 22:	Actor with an E concession
AAcross 23:	Stop filming with a single light out	CUTANDRUN
AAcross 25:	Gives a leg up when society sits around
AAcross 26:	Team turns to replace United in future match
AAcross 27:	Lawrence Reagan's occupation
AAcross 28:	Creating Disneyland ?- and not in old Lincolnshire	LINDSEY
DDown 1:	Expressions of agreement about Dutch collaborator in South Pacific
DDown 2:	Buckaroo's Brahmin bonnet
DDown 3:	March maid accepts it in friendship
DDown 4:	Demonises characters in state capital
DDown 5:	Can't stand English bowlers around?
DDown 6:	Make Peter sadly attend all the lectures	KEEPATERM
DDown 7:	Argue wildly about doctor with spleen that is taken
DDown 8:	Ancient staff rights in your old country
DDown 14:	Might his KO stymie new contenders?
DDown 16:	Flea bit you twice, say? Bad as Foster's dreamer!
DDown 17:	Skill of the Ettrick Shepherd? His literacy had its uses	HOGGART
DDown 18:	Creator of "Virgin and Child" (after British artist and knight)	BRANSON
DDown 20:	Was his Danube as blue as his Levis?
DDown 21:	But Ophelia didn't get here in order to obey Hamlet
DDown 23:	Easy metal target
DDown 24:	Name the wheel-bound king: not I, Mr President