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The Telegraph - Cryptic Nov 24 2004

ClueAnswer
Bloody extraordinary! RARE
British soldier facing decline? Nonsense! TOMMYROT
Bromide with tea, say, is rum combination TRUISM
Cold comfort? ICECREAM
Exit pursued by comatose bear UNDERGO
French bread EUROS
Grounds for divorce finally, say ESTATE
He may need you for a second PROPOSER
Hide Ecstasy in panic LEATHER
Hopelessness of the French team DESPAIR
Introduce smashing discount REDUCTION
Language of Monsieur Dumas URDU
Let out fake sounds? UNREEL
Makes rude one cross, perhaps COARSENS
On board Noah's opening his ship for fantastic animals SNARKS
Organ stop - hollow and thin to the ear SPLEEN
Oven's on, right, for the Sunday joint ROAST
Paper - 'The Yorkshire Post'? TISSUE
Purveyor of pork pies in the East End LIAR
Put down concerning media journalist REPRESSED
Put under by cult encounter INTERSECT
Raised dough, we hear BRED
Repetitive talk from chap on endless gin MANTRA
Revolutionary transportation TUMBRELS
Roll round the job centre, cock! ROOSTER
Short skirts stretch the cloth MINISTRY
Stick up for Tory leader's offensive PROTRUDE
Stopwatch is forward backwards TIMER
Support for the NHS? STRETCHER
Try holding a mamba's head - it's most docile! TAMEST
Unreliable redcap loses five hundred in escapade CAPER
Wild animal's shivering - catching a cold MANIACAL
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