Sunday Times

[frameshift]

Dean Mayer!
Finished, but would like an explanation for a couple. 16d Balls found in cleaner chamber (7)
BEDROOM Can see the balls, but....
21d Flood from river equally hard (4) RUSH
4a East wind, and also old name for York (8) EBORICUM
Thanks.

[Oldred]

16d ed (balls) in broom

[mac44]

16d. Ed in broom

[scorpiojo]

4 Eboracum but can't parse

[frameshift]

Sorry EBORACUM for 4a.

[scorpiojo]

21 rash? - r + as + h(ard)

[Oldred]

e + bora(wind) +cum(with/also)

[Calibax]

E(ast) BORA (wind) CUM(with/also)

[bibblebub]

4a) east = E, wind = BORA, also old = CUM [an old word for 'also']

[frameshift]

Thanks everyone. RASH parses better than RUSH, but is it a flood?

[bibblebub]

there have been a rash of answer here

[glasman]

River-R
equally-as
hard-h

[scorpiojo]

It can mean a large number of instances in the same place

[scorpiojo]

^ or at the same time

[glasman]

Oops, I'll go back to sleep.

[dannyk13]

16d.ed (Balls) in broom

[snowbound]

can only suppose 'bori' is the name of a wind

[bibblebub]

bora http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bora

[snowbound]

tks bibblebub I should have checked