Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 12th 2014) clues of The Guardian Prize 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.
| Perhaps a few nods welcome the return of agreement in that poetical subject of uncertainty (3,5,2,4) |
| Left admits Palestinians getting abused (9) |
| Compiler's rights to unwrap the third gift (5) |
| Hourly hospital examination (5) |
| Scholar to get creative here (3,6) |
| Lives eating university leftovers (8) |
| Slipper itself (6) |
| Flights with no pilots in the squadron escaped (6) |
| It's unspoken, but legal after 14 (8) |
| Misleading foresight where oral examination is inadvisable (4,5) |
| Some rejected ritual baths as played in 23 ceremony (5) |
| Once an inmate in lab now? (2-3) |
| 23 town perplexed by mystery (9) |
| Mr Fixit is a nasal irritant (14) |
| PhD questions (3,5,6) |
| Becomes invalid and dies (7) |
| Learning to reposition a boat with new hooter on board (9) |
| Shells for loonies (8) |
| Every second counts identifying advance air strikes by a quirk (6) |
| Nobel laureate up a tree (5) |
| Man of faith in the middle of the road? It's logical (1,6) |
| A car, not small talk about other right performer (7,7) |
| Communist leaders applying central cure to one disease, consumed by another (9) |
| Flying insects and flightless birds (8) |
| Major say in bid, insurance company leads (7) |
| I can't be bothered with the government (7) |
| Lay it on thick with a "Welcome to the bistro! Welcome!" (6) |
| Man of faith greeting name-dropping upstarts (5) |