| ABBREVIATION | Bar in boat I've adapted for UK, say? |
| CLAVIER | Instrument in car I've adapted safeguarding learner |
| DESERTISLAND | Leave Great Britain say for somewhere tropical |
| SPACESHIPS | Great Britain, say, taking steps alongside popular high-fliers |
| CONSTITUTIONALMONARCHY | Walk forward in organised protest unknown in the UK, say |
| ALE | Bass from the UK, say |
| BRITTANY | Part of France - is it like the UK say? |
| FGN | From the UK, say |
| REGEV | Mark ***** , former Israeli Ambassador to the UK, say, entertained by priest (5) |
| DERANGE | Articles from Germany and the UK, say, about craze (7) |
| SITE | www.telegraph.co.uk, say (4) |
| PARTYGATE | Boris-era scandal (giving Reform UK, say, access) (9) |
| NONNATIVE | Alien to the UK, say, as the muntjac is (3-6) |
| COMPOSER | For example Britain, say, or Ireland scoring? (8) |
| EASTWARD | In the direction of Britain, say (8) |
| BUTTER | Sort of goat seen in Britain, say (6) |
| HIGHWAYCODE | Book for UK motorists with advice on driving conduct first published in 1931 (7,4) |
| LENDLEASE | US system of support for UK and its allies in WWII (4-5) |
| SSSI | Abbrev. for UK area that's subject to study and in need of protection (1,1,1,1) |
| OBVIATE | Boat I've gone off to prevent |
