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The Telegraph - Cryptic Apr 09 2009

ClueAnswer
Bird that bit the head off a dog? EAGLE
Blushing worker gets a six-footer REDANT
Books labour of sorts on Sunday MANUALS
Cast female lead in drama SHED
Character from overseas in the volunteers THETA
Daughter teaching misses a logical inference DEDUCTION
Former working nurse finally gets prison sentence ONETIME
Frame for jewellery - going down! SETTING
Girl who made a return in a new order ROWENA
Give up church and start doubling earnings CEDE
Hold fast? He can in trouble! ENCHAIN
Hurried in the back way, before silent change TRANSMUTE
Injury caused by rabies originally in part of Europe SPRAIN
Kind of eccentric in trouble from sting CONFIDENCETRICK
Make alterations behind the kitchen stove REARRANGE
More certain about right conclusion, but give in SURRENDER
One hundred per cent humidity - it's the limit! SATURATIONPOINT
One's chasing one's inheritance for a start GENESIS
Pinch a foot here inside, and be like your mother TAKEAFTER
Render a service, keeping score ERASE
Replace damaged fabric PERCALE
Ruling on leader of Tory tabloid is disastrous TRAGIC
Search for gold exposed by Panorama PROSPECT
Second group of lawyers accept speed is key SPACEBAR
Support pub with investment of energy BEAR
The last but one round house SEMI
They make cuts, worrying us with a secret SECATEURS
Trauma surrounding rampant ram in clover SHAMROCK
Understand it to be a figure DIGIT
Winning looks for the audience on the floor above UPSTAIRS
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