Cryptic #17: The Right Women

 My Seventeenth Crossword

Hello, everyone.

It's back to school - but only for two weeks. I'll be out of year 11 next Thursday, and it's full-time cruciverbalism from then on.

Anyway, here's a grid, which I hope is rather good. Thank you to Agnijo Banerjee and Jack Keynes for test solving.

Not much more to say, apart from props to Jack for the stroke of genius that is 26-across, and apologies for 10-across.

Have fun!

- GAIS, 09/06/21

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