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While we're at it, I've finished, but do you all agree with 13 Across

Piano works, light classical pieces (4) P - P -.

I have Pops. P (piano)+ops (works).

Light classical pieces escapes me?

18. is Accuse

I cam up with pops too, and for exactly the same reasons as you.

I had accuse for 18ac but im utterly stumped for 19d now...

I'm convinced on pops now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pops_orchestra

Student,

Bit of a tricky way I got this and not sure if I'm right.

UNLADEN

Kid = lad
arrested by (contained by)
a foreign = un (French 'a')
polic(e)-ma(n) in the end (end letters)
not charged = unladen (as in, charge your glasses or fill them up)

It's only because the police-man drops onto the next line with a hyphen that it made me think of it as a split word with two end letters, otherwise I would have been snookered myself.
A good chance I may be wrong, however, I do like my interpretation of the clue.

What do others think?

For anyone who hasn't got the paper, the clue reads visually as follows

19) Kid arrested by a foreign police-
man in the end not charged (7)

what about
a foreign = une(French 'a')
policma(n) in the end
?

Does UNE not become something else trevor?
If it remains as 'a' then you have hit the nail on the head, as I've said before, I'm crap at French

isn't the LAD contained by UNE (fem) + n for last letter.

Is that feminine 'a' Phillip?
So is the male UN?

You guys sound like you've got it to me