The Telegraph - CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO: 29,262 - January 17 2020
| Clues | Answers |
| Alludes to angry former employers? | CROSSREFERENCES |
| Attack while yacht maybe goes under | ASSAIL |
| Book taxi home for cottage in wood? | LOGCABIN |
| Chap touring Spain gets tight | MEAN |
| English welcome in patio after rambling about country | ETHIOPIA |
| Excessive admiration of that man over rank or posting | HEROWORSHIPPING |
| Farming types with rustic guitars dancing around lake | AGRICULTURISTS |
| Forty per cent of public lose trust in Cabinet | CLOSET |
| Go the wrong way with shopping trip? | ERRAND |
| Group in open red omnibus, backward-looking in fashion | MODERN |
| Having consumed whiskey, revolutionary number one is drunk, proverbially | NEWT |
| Is the Italian island phone firm turning over capital? | TBILISI |
| Lacking the capacity to host for five? Impossible to justify | UNPROVABLE |
| Latin period | ANNODOMINI |
| Make psycho release the door? | UNHINGE |
| My being under doctor goes on | DRONES |
| Noun's disguised hiding place in puzzle | NONPLUS |
| Outline device to have a lasting impression? | STENCIL |
| Paint a toad for a change? Yes | ADAPTATION |
| Put clock up | LAID |
| Redesigned atrium covering is sweet | TIRAMISU |
| Rent one's shed, sadly -- that sounds different! | TEAR |
| Rivals in union: one French -- righteous, utterly -- facing Scotsman linked to church | UNHOLYALLIANCE |
| That girl's gloves, we hear they've become separated | HERMITS |
| Thrill to have good racket after losing clubs | GLAMOUR |
| Torture giving detectives bit of a shock | DISTRESS |
| Value of shares in players' organisation | EQUITY |
| Wavering, abstain -- RIP trying to please both sides? | BIPARTISAN |
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