28 2, born in 36, is best known for 10 41 (four words). He also produced a 19, 11 (two words; ignore the apostrophe), remembering his 1D and his 43 30 25A.
Across
1 Suite has horrible gaps (8)
5 Covering article in material for publication (6)
12 One held on sofa perhaps right to express feelings (6)
13 Venetian horseman returning to one moves rapidly (8)
16 Dry up round mark, a greasy one (5)
17 Gripped section of cameo (7, two words)
18 Horrify, having closed contract (7)
20 Lawsuits’ powerful ammunition (8, hyphened)
26 Thrown here unprepared, go off it angrily (7, two words)
29 Point a mile...
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