The Sun - Two Speed - Jun 10 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| Ace supporter nurses broken leg in class | ALGEBRA |
| Advantage | ASSET |
| Aromatic herb is money-maker | MINT |
| Attractive Romeo ditched as small-minded | PETTY |
| Bad romance in Spanish resort | MENORCA |
| Biased | PARTISAN |
| Bicycle for two | TANDEM |
| Bird call | HOOT |
| Character up tree in trouble | REPUTE |
| Conspicuous | OVERT |
| Counsellor | ADVISER |
| Curly-coated canines | POODLES |
| Drive as mobile consultant | ADVISER |
| Elevator used in bakery? | YEAST |
| Elizabethan explorer | RALEIGH |
| Evidently nervous sect member? | SHAKER |
| Feeling love in little ways | PATHOS |
| Fortune (informal) | MINT |
| Hedgerow shrub | HAWTHORN |
| Italian composer | VERDI |
| Large artery | AORTA |
| Leaf in a book | PAGE |
| Leavening agent | YEAST |
| Little bit from adult male cat | ATOM |
| Male attendant in temp agency | PAGE |
| Maths subject | ALGEBRA |
| Medical sample | SPECIMEN |
| Mediterranean island | MENORCA |
| Mistress in a trance embodies singer | SINATRA |
| Moorland shrub | GORSE |
| Newspaper format | TABLOID |
| Nice MEPs sloshed for example | SPECIMEN |
| Noise from owl amusing lark? | HOOT |
| North African city | ALGIERS |
| Ogres destroyed prickly evergreen | GORSE |
| One in set list changed for snooty people | ELITISTS |
| One-sided fighting in Sparta | PARTISAN |
| Penny has many dogs | POODLES |
| Percussion instrument | SHAKER |
| Port and lager is drunk | ALGIERS |
| Poverty traps for all to see | OVERT |
| Quality arousing pity | PATHOS |
| Rat pack crooner | SINATRA |
| Renown | REPUTE |
| Sir Walter and a girl he ruined | RALEIGH |
| Small particle | ATOM |
| Snobs | ELITISTS |
| Solemnly promise to utter obscenities | SWEAR |
| Some clever dick opera writer | VERDI |
| Take an oath | SWEAR |
| To ad-lib explosively in The Sun? | TABLOID |
| Transport ten mad nuts | TANDEM |
| Tree is what damaged cape | HAWTHORN |
| Unimportant | PETTY |
| Upcoming girl shows ability | ASSET |
| Vessel from Havana or Tampa | AORTA |
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