| HUSHUP | Suppress information or rumours |
| PROPAGANDA | Organised spreading of information or rumour (10) |
| SCAREMONGERS | People who spread frightening reports or rumours |
| ALBUM | Abbey Road or Rumours, for example |
| MURMURINGS | Subdued complaints or rumours |
| DEGENERATE | Corrupt type always in time to suppress information |
| CENSOR | Suppress (information) |
| VICTORIA | Queen and vicar to violently suppress information (8) |
| COPIED | Managed to suppress information that was plagiarised (6) |
| BRUIT | From "bellow, bray, roar", a word for clamour or noise; a loud outcry; a report or rumour; or, a murmur heard on auscultation with a stethoscope (5) |
| BUSHTELEGRAPH | The rapid spreading of information, gossip or rumour (4,9) |
| BUZZ | The sound of bees in flight; a telephone call; a whispered report or rumour; or, a sense of euphoria (4) |
| HEARSAY | Common gossip or rumour (7) |
| GOSSIP | Idle talk or rumour (6) |
| SAYSO | Authority or rumour (3-2) |
| TATTLER | One who engages in gossip or rumour (7) |
| MEDIUM | Materials used in a work of art; a newspaper, radio or television as a means for communicating information; or, a middle degree or place between two extremes (6) |
| MANUAL | Meaning "hand", an organ keyboard designed to be played with said extremity; or, a companion, compendium or vade-mecum giving information or instructions |
| COMMUNICATE | Share or exchange information or ideas (11) |
| NOTICE | Newspaper announcement; a displayed placard or sheet conveying information; or, a review of a play (6) |
