The Telegraph Toughie puzzle clues 2016 Nov 09

• After tea, one after some butter for bread Crossword Clue
• Chap assuming good school is a measure of the quality in drawing power? Crossword Clue
• Digit applied to angle, something to digest Crossword Clue
• Far end of pond most slippery, most precarious Crossword Clue
• Former British colony in fruitless situation? Crossword Clue
• Hot German bread, middle hollowed out Crossword Clue
• Intimate issue, drunks being imprisoned by old Argentine leader Crossword Clue
• Just about to embrace U-turn in government department? Absolutely not! Crossword Clue
• Most conservative party in Pretoria, possibly? Crossword Clue
• Obnoxious type pulled along by the ears? Crossword Clue
• One lacking faith on the crime scene? Crossword Clue
• One mile beneath ocean floor, sea darkened Crossword Clue
• Part cut back to hold it up Crossword Clue
• Peak, first place for black rook? Crossword Clue
• Pellet -- for this pest? Crossword Clue
• Perhaps Oxford graduates wish to celebrate, every one concludes? Crossword Clue
• Revolutionary line taken by Marx briefly in old flier Crossword Clue
• Selection of food in batter Crossword Clue
• Serious turns in power sport Crossword Clue
• Shakespearean villain, adult dispensing with morals, primarily Crossword Clue
• Source of medicinal oil in treatment of upset with uranium and clay Crossword Clue
• Sticky confection in edges of cavity? Then clean teeth! Crossword Clue
• Talk in article consumed by fire and wind Crossword Clue
• The ultimate in pizazz, stories following female dressed in gold I feel made for old Broadway shows Crossword Clue
• Town on the water, type harbouring each launch in Portsmouth? Crossword Clue
• Try to wrap pork pie up in ice Crossword Clue
• Very little liquid in tub fell out with him Crossword Clue
• Wind up Cronus, maybe one might say Crossword Clue