The Guardian – Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,379 – Feb 26 2021

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A star led by stud in dance BOSSANOVA
Bobby who managed, 28 after what thief does ROBSON
British rebels rising up in Argentine city ICENI
By the way, you’ll find one broken and set out KERBSTONE
Casanova slims down, turning jacket around SEDUCER
Cher may open this, which prevents issue FRENCH
Content to leave demure aunt terribly flushed, getting changed DENATURED
Crossword setter’s not quite stupid or fabulous MYTHIC
European runner collects outstanding coat this makes fit ROWING
Feature framing ring and choker NOOSE
He speeds round in awfully hard turn northward ROADHOG
Hollywood actor’s name in school plays NICHOLSON
Kiss in film, touching film, one going all the way EXTREMIST
Like sprouts and maize, hot not cold, for a starter GREENHORN
Loose shingle from a part of these shores ENGLISH
Natasha’s heart stolen by guy’s divine gift MANNA
Plot made to work, nurtured by criminal’s patient approach? BEDSIDE
Pour in dry white wine, we’re told, as and when ADHOC
Puzzle from personnel wearing drag THROW
See 1 MANNER
See 1 STICKER
See 28 BATTLE
See 7 MACHINE
See 8 LETTER
Seeking office, British PM loses European conflict RUNNING
Slave man, one found in auction HELOT
Slogan here shows big heart protecting society BUMPER
Still a wizard on the Mac? IMAGE
The people I survey in Ohio getting shocked HOIPOLLOI
Two six-footers importing reg­ular doses of insulin for payee ANNUITANT
Where Paris was once, without end or beginning INTRO
Wrongly call this person strict, not quite keeping two metres apart MISTERM