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The Guardian - Cryptic crossword Jul 08 2008

ClueAnswer
... for Tory old woman rejecting Europe HAGUE
Before court a little lying - straight up! ERECTLY
Boob fashion? BRISTOL
Cast pushing the boat out FLING
Cruciform characters for a departed priest OBELI
Determined sport had priority RULED
Former African leader taken up with girl, in a manner of speaking IDIOM
Green belt building for composer's private address ENGELBERT
Harm of changing custom in rural residence FARMHOUSE
Hazel, not completely dim BLEAR
Is Nick ungodly? NOTCH
Issue a denial over duff I put away REPUDIATE
Key art ham displayed in theatre HAYMARKET
Language of neat prose composition ESPERANTO
Liberal means of communication? CABLE
Little creature goes in to road engineer TELFORD
Little creature turns to lines, say IMPOT
Man's arms waving, astir like TRISKELIA
Mother is becoming 20 for compensation DAMAGES
One with business at a foreign resort IBIZA
Perhaps Labour blunder turns into potential embarrassment ... BOOBYTRAP
Push the boat out without a meal LUNCH
Restricted cover for small child's inclusion LIMITED
See about the German student getting on ELDERLY
Sharp spasm at sound of shot THROE
Something in chest keeps irregular run in check STERNUM
Sporty types in pub or South Devon railway? DARTSTEAM
Those fail, perhaps, who drop out LOSEFAITH
Time for military medal MIDSUMMER
Took the mickey in dire chaos without clear backing RIDICULED
Treatment wherewith violent crime is reduced? MERCILESS
What's naughty about the King's Head is too much drink SKINFUL
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