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January 2nd 2003 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 2nd 2003) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Retired doctor introducing new deal to asylum (6)
Yarn to baffle a lawyer (6)
Bear losing head in wreckage (4)
A large drink sounds deep (6,4)
Cleave stick (6)
Tom has to order a little bull for sacrifice (8)
Term for a model poet (9)
Foul row (4)
Relish something painful (4)
Six-footer takes test in three parts (9)
Donor with top credit rating? (8)
He trod the boards formerly in Lancashire (6)
Cops nearly failed through not keeping awake (10)
William Booth took part in 17 (4)
They troubled Macmillan and Steven (6)
He was known for an old windbag (6)
A stone overweight? (7)
Finished with church, we hear - will he ever learn? (5)
Direct speech (7)
Time has a round face (6)
Determine a right to piecework? (9)
Mask (hay fever?) (7)
Presidential intelligence at work? (4,9)
Hitler's first cat cavorting with mouse under his very nose (9)
Danger point when it explodes (7)
A refusal with little force can be soothing (7)
Times review of an old theologian (7)
Dim idiot, about 49 (6)
Doctor gives patients exercise (5)

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