Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 5th 2002) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| George Gordon frequently intervened between male and female (Roth's work) (4,2,3,5) |
| See 4 (8) |
| Front page held up for Roman governor? (6) |
| Authority in 11 10 performing a solo on FBI coat-tails (8,11) |
| See 10 (11) |
| Beast eating artist for dessert? (7) |
| Perfectly prepared to die for one's friend (7) |
| Game gets warmer through the French fever (5,6) |
| Expose drug made by jet? (8) |
| Too much Scotch, not at home capital (6) |
| Say nasty things about river container (8) |
| Little creature in Richard II's speech? (3-3) |
| Licence to mix with epic (6) |
| It isn't acuteness that discovers iron between church and town (10) |
| Case of Paul holding Matthews (11 10) (8) |
| Contest in the round with increased number in the bag (3,5) |
| Sold out in centre of viral infection (4,4) |
| Unhappy motoring is a bore, interrupting the caviar? (4,4) |
| See 21 (4) |
| The complete bird gets to move quite briskly (10) |
| Conservatives dug a lord out (3,5) |
| Black and white listen to Spooner's green space (4,4) |
| Girl left on Cumbrian coast (8) |
| Involve keeping things in the family (6) |
| See 7 (4) |
| Release? Don't release - they can't take it from you (4) |