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October 4th 2013 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 4th 2013) 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.

Kitchen utensil, surprisingly, isn't rare (8)
Plunder is common around Leatherhead (5)
Diplomat about to get present (4)
Antagonism in workplace? (10)
Dupe a couple of boys (6)
Plan case differently? That's held in the balance (5,3)
Meddle, in time getting offensive (7)
Flee? Never! (3,4)
Emperor backed morning scripture lessons in India … (8)
… likewise relatives in India (2,4)
Get out jewellery for outdoor pursuit (10)
Spoils of war (4)
European turns to Spain for escape (5)
Attic in which Anita foolishly keeps bird (8)
Fellow put away fortune (4)
Singer disturbed painter (6)
Came across Zionist leader in France (4)
Playing well? Keep posted! (6)
Impartial trade union meets a Labour leader after a time (8)
One ending a period in a degenerate uprising (10)
Invite work in plain language (7)
Groom has season in eventing … (8)
Managed without fur that's rendered unserviceable (8)
… having started under a misapprehension (3,3,4)
Operatic heroine hides in a barrel? Strange! (8)
Read of sloppy hat (6)
Student has little support when bad weather intervenes (7)
Intelligence services see note that's taken from a dupe (6)

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