The Telegraph Cryptic puzzle clues 2017 Nov 28

• A daughter calling for entry Crossword Clue
• American wearing tiara assembled somewhere in Europe Crossword Clue
• Attempts loudly to enter English citadels Crossword Clue
• Best for female to go in the open air Crossword Clue
• Blast back and forth Crossword Clue
• Calls: 'Son, peel the bananas!' Crossword Clue
• Car in Sweden manufactured without a bit at the front Crossword Clue
• Chapters containing King's expressions Crossword Clue
• Cheers, abandoning hot military vehicles Crossword Clue
• Cold greeting from Eastender? Bow is appropriate for that Crossword Clue
• Engineer accepts housing air force rocket, perhaps Crossword Clue
• Feeling tension developing around South America Crossword Clue
• Following cattle regularly in both directions Crossword Clue
• Fool upset following the Parisian's language Crossword Clue
• Jeans perhaps missing rear pocket Crossword Clue
• Knock down chap with no exclamation of pain Crossword Clue
• Mariners could make trouble with other ranks on board Crossword Clue
• One enthralled by hooter's sound Crossword Clue
• Organ gang is burning Crossword Clue
• Organise a river journey Crossword Clue
• Prison wing exposed in the centre Crossword Clue
• Read Pinter beginning to end and retain only 50% Crossword Clue
• Rock climbing in secret in Argentina Crossword Clue
• Seaman oddly seeing crew showing non-attendance Crossword Clue
• Shame about detective on television Crossword Clue
• Small and close to the ground -- like a tortoise? Crossword Clue
• Spiteful newspaper extract Crossword Clue
• Take stock in this bombed church Crossword Clue
• The first person singular repeated in confusion Crossword Clue
• The fridge is rearranged to hold new chicken Crossword Clue
• Women's quarters in which are Muslims? Crossword Clue