Telegraph Prize Crossword

[Chaseman]

Last three to get:

13a shares a letter with 14d marked as ^

13a Characters enthralled by gold English antique. O?^?N. Presume it begins OR^?N

14d Fruit products - leading items. ^?T?L?N?S could be Bottlings but that makes 13a O?B?N which does not give me anything

8a Arrange a band for the audience A?I?N. ALIGN? But can't see the audience.

[goodgoalie]

'Audience' means it sounds like: align/aline

[aelmpvw]

13a olden
14d datelines
8a lign sounds like line

[Lie-in King]

13a "...g OLD EN glish..."
14d Datelines - 'date (fruit) lines (products)'

[dannyk13]

13a.Olden
14d.Datelines
8a.Align (sounds like a line)

[Chaseman]

Thanks all. There is one more to which I am sure the answer to

10d In courtyard feel better about knight's performance (12) ?R?S?N?A?I?N must be PRESENTATION but I am blowed if I can see why!

[dannyk13]

resent-(feel bitter) inside patio(courtyard) + n(knight)

[aelmpvw]

resent patio n

[Chaseman]

Thanks Danny. I think describing a patio as a courtyard is stretching things a bit!

[aelmpvw]

Chaotically cash in on arms. Colts given to Normans, say
ans = anachronisms
what is the relevance of 'colts given to normans'?

[dannyk13]

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/patio

[dannyk13]

Colts hadden't been invenyted at the timde of the Normans ergo an anachronism.

[aelmpvw]

doh, i was fixated on horses :-)