Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (December 28th 2020) clues of Evening Standard Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 44 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Are they fed into computers? |
| Letter to a girl in Italian |
| One last change in a book |
| Item of luggage in reserve? |
| In classical music, a work takes a long time |
| Master of some art |
| A drink; for detectives, a half of beer |
| Centre of revolution |
| See about a fellow entering the legislature |
| Joe's in the pub, as is reasonable |
| Seen in the theatre, it's also in the kitchen |
| Obligate with an out-of-the-way offer |
| It's arrogant of an MP to ring us at the office |
| That of a humble worker taking in the Royal Society? |
| Having come down, it's on the left |
| Progress edgily |
| Will he jump to it when you ring? |
| Fighting some great warriors |
| It's shell-like, maybe, a bit pearly |
| Playing speeds |
| In the popular media, ready to fight |
| Prison officer with his own driver |
| Not yet having taken a knock |
| Where, in Surrey, lots get very heated |
| It's short, sharp, and penetrative |
| Pearl's upset about Charlie getting a package |
| Mark and Ian wandering on the street |
| It shows where to put something in the car, etc. |
| She's a noted mother |
| Roy sang pop songs with unusual brio, boy! |
| A vessel to draw |
| Figure there's a rostrum around for Sir Colin |
| Prepared, once more, for the day shift |
| It shows what a girl can do |
| Fellows hanging on to a cowboy's legs? |
| Lordly Scots lad taking in the tax people |
| Samuel's servants? |
| Lyrical fresh topic around mid-September |
| Mineral wealth means nothing to the Italian |
| Flier bringing dire distress to an egghead |
| They're given open-handedly |
| Tired, due to being drilled? |
| On the ball, sportingly, but it's still pretty low |
| The worst actor in Hamlet |