Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 24th 2002) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| The Odyssey is its destination with king in charge (7) |
| Much of the weed on roads is in harmony (7) |
| Left father or son driving in Surrey (7) |
| Nurse at stream said to want climbing aid (7) |
| Imprison youth leader for being cautious (5) |
| Is young Blair a supporter? Insert number in Irish Sea (4,2,3) |
| 26 part 2 is the name for those who select and destroy soldier's ... (9) |
| ... sign of ill temper (5) |
| The best possible plot with aim revealed (7) |
| More pungent in North Africa (7) |
| Thatcher's a nonentity (7) |
| Where there's no charge for one turn? (7) |
| Writer, a right pain, with little letters on crime (6,6) |
| Halt, friend, at stile? (4,3) |
| Nearly (almost) half a dozen coming in with apprehension (7) |
| Pub now closing? Depends on the meridian (5,4) |
| 16's was 1 across, having skill with explosive (5) |
| Agreement about prison? Nothing is impossible (2,3,2) |
| Contributor to the Listener committing a murder (7) |
| No feast for Clare at the house? (5,7) |
| Listen, maybe, before you leap to 26's work (6,6) |
| Girl heard by another in Portugal, maybe (9) |
| A pair of aces, possibly, held model in Wales, you may say (7) |
| Archiepiscopal spot of honour in a strip (7) |
| Trick: swear to damage the brain (7) |
| Greek character of moronic disposition (7) |
| True ally worried about love (5) |
| The solitary person looking for Nehru on telly? (6,6) |