The Telegraph - Cryptic - Sep 3 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| 'African Queen' seen in dodgy areas online | SIERRALEONEAN |
| A pair point out ghost | APPARITION |
| Active US serviceman overcome by booze | AGILE |
| Animal last to leave country | ELAND |
| Be eager to describe wife as seductive? | BEWITCHING |
| Conservative deceived nation | CHAD |
| Consider filling about right for dip | CRATER |
| Draw a piece of land, with time to get absorbed | ATTRACT |
| Former investigator, we hear | PRIOR |
| God turned up in Benidorm | ODIN |
| Happiness certain to follow appeal | PLEASURE |
| Head's mad | NUTS |
| Henry I only comes to fish | HALIBUT |
| Horrified -- price-tag has torn clothes | AGHAST |
| Intelligent beagle knew old criminal | KNOWLEDGEABLE |
| Lecturer flipped about graduate, one of no fixed abode | NOMAD |
| Like shipmates fated to sink or swim together? | INTHESAMEBOAT |
| Line problem | WRINKLE |
| More than one hit dance on first instalment of Strictly | BOPS |
| Old king's embracing French friends in their underwear | CAMISOLES |
| Put a damper on Danes and their cooking | DISHEARTEN |
| Sloppy cereal unsettled sons | CARELESS |
| Sonnet king composed in part of London | KENSINGTON |
| Source of wifi in nightclub | HOTSPOT |
| Stupidly gamble about a pound in sport | BALLGAME |
| The setter's disgusting, not about to be rash | IMPULSIVE |
| Unwelcome callers during a performance? | HECKLERS |
| Where naughty reptiles go when they pass ... their home? | TORTOISESHELL |
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