Stuck on a handful

[Pamaga]

35ac Spin renders pointless, maybe, what offenders did (6) ---T-D
43ac Carpet's too fine to smother this, on reflection (8) F-----E-
53ac A round metal case is made by one (7) ----D-R
56ac Daily giving offence (5) -----
32dn A person's bag found in hike round loch, by sort of junction beyond tree (2,4,6) -- -N-- -T----
37dn American food outlet that is stocking duck wing (7,3) -H---L- ---
49dn Still popular, banker, after dispensing with capital (5) I-E--

[dannyk13]

43a. Footstep (reversed in clue)

[dannyk13]

35a. Erred (anagram of renders less n & s)

[dannyk13]

32d up ones street

[Pamaga]

Thanks for footsteps, Danny, but other one can't be erred as 6 letters and a T in there.

[mojay]

37 chicken hut?

[dannyk13]

Sorry Pamaga, it's still early

[dannyk13]

49d. Inert?

[Wolfpelt]

shoofly pie (food outlet=shop + ie) duck=o (wing=fly)

[roslyn251254]

35a spited

[Wolfpelt]

56a theft (the FT) I like!

Still stuck on 29a and 27d ---r wolf?

[roslyn251254]

27d brer wolf
what's the clue for 29a?

[Wolfpelt]

29a Separate backing for Lord in charge of minister. -- circle? but why?

[Wolfpelt]

Sorry, roslyn, should have given you the blanks: C-R-L-

[roslyn251254]

cleric could be the minister? or IC the "in charge" bit , but I don't see how circle comes from that apart from it's an anagram?/

[Wolfpelt]

No, maybe someone else can explain it but I'm stumped :(

[Wolfpelt]

Got it! It's curdle. Cure=minister