Tangle of weeds in the vegetable garden (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

General meaning ⇒ Something that might be found in a vegetable garden ⇒ e.g. a vegetable

"Tangle of weeds" ⇒ anagram of "weeds" ⇒ e.g. "swede"

Answer ⇒ swede

It may be moving, possibly astir (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"Possibly astir" ⇒ anagram of "astir"

General meaning ⇒ something that could be described as "moving"

Answer ⇒ stair

New models thus produced are of rare quality (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"New models" ⇒ anagram of "models"

General meaning ⇒ something rare, or a synonym of rare

Answer ⇒ seldom

Standard boy with time to get a place of residence (9)

(Source: Metro.co.uk)

General meaning ⇒ a place of residence

"standard" ⇒ "par"

"boy" ⇒ "son"

"time" ⇒ "age"

Answer ⇒ parsonage

Forbid a bachelor to have a bit of fun (3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"a bachelor" ⇒ as in Bachelor level of academic degree, e.g. "BA" or "BSc"

"a bit of fun" ⇒ a small subset of the word "fun" ⇒ e.g. "fun"

General meaning ⇒ to forbid, disallow

Answer ⇒ ban

Disagree over some nuclear issue (4, 3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

An answer with two meanings:

1. To disagree with someone

2. A nuclear issue

Answer ⇒ fall out

Not all photos are steamy (3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"Not all photos" ⇒ some of the letters of "photos" ⇒ e.g. "photos"

General meaning ⇒ steamy ⇒ or relating to something being steamy?

Answer ⇒ hot

Well placed to distribute dope around the islands (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"islands" ⇒ usually abbreviated "is"

"distribute dope" ⇒ anagram of "dope" ⇒ PART2

"around" ⇒ letters from the first surrounding the second

General meaning ⇒ well placed

Answer ⇒ poised

Produce pottery of doubtful worth? (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

General meaning ⇒ means or relates to the production of pottery

"doubtful worth" ⇒ anagram of "worth"

Answer ⇒ throw

She sounds a duck (3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"she" ⇒ a female name

"sounds a duck" ⇒ sounds like a type of duck

Answer ⇒ Ida ⇒ (sounds like "eider"!)

Send away for a new basin for the hotel (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"a new basin" ⇒ anagram of "basin"

"hotel" ⇒ usually abbreviated "h"

General meaning ⇒ to send away

Answer ⇒ banish

Dairy product kept by a writer (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"dairy product" ⇒ anagram of "dairy"

General meaning ⇒ Something that pertains to a writer, or is written in

Answer ⇒ diary

Eats badly so as to glut (4)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"eats badly" ⇒ anagram of "eats"

General meaning ⇒ to glut, pertaining to food

Answer ⇒ sate

Worry about going stern-first into a waterfall (4)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"into a waterfall" ⇒ subset of "a waterfall" ⇒ e.g. "a waterfall"

"going stern-first" ⇒ reversed

General meaning ⇒ to worry about

Answer ⇒ fret

She makes the minister cross! (4)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"cross" ⇒ usually represented by the letter "X"

"minister" ⇒ abbreviated to "min"

General meaning ⇒ a woman's name? ⇒ or a name only usually applied to a woman?

Answer ⇒ minx

He's got the knack (3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"he" ⇒ a man's name

"knack" ⇒ in the sense of "skill"

Answer ⇒ art

An inedible cake? (4)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"inedible cake" ⇒ implies that it cannot (or should not) be eaten

Answer ⇒ soap

Jimmy's cue ball (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"cue ball" ⇒ used in snooker, pool and related games ⇒ is always white

"Jimmy" ⇒ given the context, must refer to a player ⇒ e.g., Jimmy White

Answer ⇒ white

Seemed to be editor on a paper of some kind (8)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"a paper of some kind" ⇒ anagram of "a paper" ⇒ e.g. "appear"

"editor" ⇒ Shortened form? ⇒ "ed"

General meaning ⇒ "seemed to be"

Answer ⇒ appeared

I went off key in it and that's a pain! (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"I went off" ⇒ anagram of "I went"

"key" ⇒ usually refers to a musical key ⇒ a letter from A to G ⇒ "g"

"in it" ⇒ one thing inserted into the other ⇒ "g" inserted into an anagram of "I went"

General meaning ⇒ a pain

Answer ⇒ twinge

Northern dialect most Scots use (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"most Scots" ⇒ some of the letters in "Scots" ⇒ e.g. "Sco"

"use" ⇒ in this clue, unaltered! ⇒ although note, placed at the end of whatever came before

General meaning ⇒ a dialect used in the North ⇒ given the source, the North of England

Answer ⇒ Scouse

Important person you play roulette with (3, 5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

A clue with two meanings:

1 ⇒ Something you play roulette with

2 ⇒ Also meaning an important person

Answer ⇒ big wheel

Back on the dole, silly twit! (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"!" denotes a familiar or slang expression

"back on" ⇒ "no"

"dole, silly" ⇒ anagram of "dole" ⇒ e.g. "odle"

"no" + "odle"

Slang term, also meaning a twit

"noodle"

The one restful thing a discotheque has (3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"thing a discotheque has" ⇒ subset of the word "discotheque"

Something restful

"cot"

It's customary for us to be on time (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"us to be on time" ⇒ "us" + a word meaning "time" ⇒ e.g. "us" + "age"

Meaning customary

"usage"

Near Johannesburg, it's so rainy at mid-October (6)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"rainy" ⇒ also "wet"

"mid-October" ⇒ middle letter or letters of "October" ⇒ e.g. "o"

"so" + "wet" + "o"

Something near Johannesburg (South Africa)

"soweto"

They hang from trees, and pack a change of kit in metal boxes (7)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"a change of kit" ⇒ anagram of "kit" ⇒ e.g. "tki"

"metal boxes" ⇒ also "cans"

"tki" inside "cans"

Something that hangs from trees ⇒ possibly a leaf or a seed pod

"catkins"

Deceptive position for the ball? (3)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

Word is something deceptive

Also means the position of a ball ⇒ e.g. in golf the "lie" of a ball

"lie"

Tailless hornet possibly seen in flight! (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"tailless hornet" ⇒ "hornet" with letter or letters removed from the end ⇒ "horne"

"horne" possibly ⇒ anagram of "horne"

Something seen in flight ⇒ e.g. a name of a bird

"heron"

Praise a former disorderly lot (5)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"former" ⇒ also "ex"

"disorderly lot" ⇒ anagram of "lot" ⇒ e.g. "tol"

Meaning "praise"

"extol"

The boys, thus, get contradictory directions (4)

(Source: London Evening Standard)

"thus" ⇒ also "so"

"contradictory directions" ⇒ e.g. on a compass, North and South ⇒ "ns"

Meaning boys

"sons"