| AIRCHIEFMARSHAL | Senior officer's broadcast on leading Roman poet, say |
| HORACE | Leading Roman poet in the time of Augustus (6) |
| KERNEL | The nub of military officer's broadcast (6) |
| DISALLOW | Police officer broadcast about everyone in bar (8) |
| AIRVICEMARSHAL | Flying officer broadcast bad habit to control (3,4-7) |
| TIBERIUS | Leading Roman is entertaining you on local river |
| ELEGIST | Type of poet, say, featured in English syllabus? (7) |
| MOURN | Early in the day for poet, say, to lament? |
| DECLARE | Key English poet, say |
| ELEGY | Lines written by poet, say, in English city |
| TEAPOYS | Make poet say how Indians make their tables ... (7) |
| BARRED | Stopped being a poet, say |
| AROMATIC | Fragrant as a nameless Wordsworthian poet, say (8) |
| FLUTTER | Bet pound on leading filly, say (7) |
| POLTERGEIST | More civil one left to reflect, say, on leading domestic rapper? (11) |
| ARCH | Principal feature of a leading Roman church (4) |
| CALIGULA | Leading Roman state? Italy's first, followed by Gaul, possibly |
| CARDINAL | A leading Roman Catholic dignitary (8) |
| CICERO | Marcus Tulllus _ (106-43 BC), a leading Roman statesman (6) |
| EMPEROR | Leading Roman composed rare poem about to be excised (7) |
