The Guardian – Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,181 – Jul 9 2020

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After setback, leading bank’s less stable POTTIER
Cabinet needs this condition placed on shipping STATECRAFT
Clip tail of aggressive bird SNIPE
Defect from regiment at last, post-conflict WART
Drink children fed to bird that perished MOCHA
Drinks rum during matches TODDIES
Drive husband to drink, being contrary PUSH
Drunken rowdy lecturer dis­missed on sovereign’s return LAGERLOUT
Eg shogun’s promise to surround area on both sides WARLORD
Get the better of berk at Balliol? OUTWIT
Guard dispatched before brief communist uprising SENTINEL
Happy couple in Rome crossing banks of oriental flowers GLADIOLI
Immature island cattle ultimately eating tall grass INCHOATE
Keeping any driver from parking bum in ringside seat PEDESTRIANISING
Nervy old hosts backing mime artist AGITATED
Official brutality exposed and condemned TITULAR
Old-fashioned mum carrying nine spinning tops MAXIMA
One holding to line from the gospel translated by Catholic CLOTHESPEG
One particular therapy primarily for a man THIS
Record number of competitors ENTRY
Secure saddle as horse shelters LEASH
Seed for cooking oil milled by devotee GROUNDNUT
Soggy pitch with damage on top MARSHY
Spooner’s to stay and work in garden extensively HIGHANDLOW
Such a movement with added energy could be altogether different LARGHETTO
Two gymnastic manoeuvres to complete course in Beijing? SPRINGROLL
Unopened perfume’s grim DOUR
Unsympathetic type, one com­mitted to very firm course SOCIOPATH
Wind cutting through walker’s wet-weather gear BROLLY