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A final short one:

23 D Go on, eat this. (4)

_ A _ E

I'm thinking DATE, but am not very satisfied. Can anyone come up with something better?

Fare, double definition. See how you get on, see how you fare, and fare= food, stuff you eat

DATE works rather loosely, but it would be better if there were another word between "on" and "eat".

There may be a better answer - I'll wait in hope!

. . . and malone has one!

Thanks,ChrisE, I just hope it's right!

FWIW I put fare, Malone, didn’t love the clue, and moved on. But it’s a direct definition in Chambers, so I’m sure it’s right. Even if there’s something better, it can’t be wrong

Thank you Malone, In this context FARE is definitely better than DATE

Quisling, Bilbow, thanks. I simply stuck in the answer on Sunday, didn't give it much thought then!

Am completely foxed by 2d: Potter's wheels in Medieval country (6).

I think it can only be one possible 'medieval country' (starting and ending A) but I simply cannot parse it; thank you to anyone who maybe able to enlighten me!

The answer was the wheels, mode of transport in the H.... Potter stories.