Cryptic crossword No 2,922

Across

1. Count working bell in second place in a London Royal Variety performance? (6,3)
2. One in 7 is wonderful (11)
3. 11 and its neighbour are dodgy belters (7)
4. Greek character's rampant lions hunting to the back (7)
5. Sally is tied to this in game with a loosened nut (4)
6. Handy wool is twisted in no particular way (3,3,3)
7. Going full circle, hear "Go!" and melt in the earth's heat! (10)
8. Commits serious crime as is late at backstroke (5,2)
9. Firmer chisel produces top-quality German wheels (4)
10. Accustom beginners to ingesting notation unless ringing Erin (5)
11. Panama, for example, is that half-finished method: unpleasantly spliced lead heads (7)
12. Opera stars from somewhere in Croatia? They're frowned upon in London, Bristol, Glasgow... you name it! (5,6)
13. These are succulent from tintinnalogic activity (5)
14. Dong as nine comes round like The Chimes, perhaps (10)

Down

1. What Bath Abbey, Limerick Cathedral and St Bartholomew the Great have in common with shaken wine cocktails (13)
2. Seventeen working bells in this and sluts compete to get dodging (7,8)
3. Make ringable again or retune the back end after pause (7)
4. Pulleys lacking lovely edges affected rhythm (5)
5. Use tact to sort out what's most urgent (7)
6. To ring inside, erects structure behind closed doors (2,6)
7. If you get suddenly carried away, do this with plastic bricks, taking time (3,2)
8. Whenever my neat composition overwhelms me... (7)
9. Ms Fitzgerald to straighten out scheme I devised for solo ringing device (9,6)
10. Surprises we all have to deal with, Mr Laurel. Dead right, for a change! (8,5)
11. Explain case of ringers going in and making turnaround (8)
12. Hold in place behind support for a bell (4,3)