Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 8th 2017) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Asian mountain dog ultimately a boxer (7) |
| No stomach for bottle in small restaurant (4) |
| Author interfering with ambassador is less ingratiating (5,7) |
| Plaintiff framing base journalist (9) |
| Thus custom-made also, equestrian doesn't require one (2,5) |
| Artist having a bash, after performing in Shakespearean role (8) |
| Agonising marathon laps beginning to bite where one would take a dip (5,4) |
| See 19 |
| Scam posted for approval (7) |
| At the outset, orphan donning shoes is buoyant (6) |
| Sybarite requires some cash to host dance (4-5) |
| Author is assimilating magazine covered by poet and inner self (8,5) |
| Common utterance from first character in passion play (9) |
| Arrogant nonsense after winning (6) |
| Author runs into footballer in fabled loser (6,3) |
| Right losing ten in split, likely to respond under stress (8) |
| See 3 |
| Oz native finding everyone in action outrageously offensive, initially (8) |
| Time for a revolution has to be right under our callous leaders (7) |
| Try a name to conjure with in bluff author (6,6) |
| In days of yore, Queen's ending silence in Game of Thrones? (4,3) |
| End with short break in Spain, getting the most out of it? (8) |
| Artist to chew over (5) |
| Believer in a single cause working in film (6) |
| See 24 |
| Author in prime of life, aspire grotesquely to shroud it in darkness (6,5) |
| Cuckoo stealing 500 kerchiefs (8) |
| Composer partial to rubber gloves (4) |
| Excavation in Egyptian capital with illustrations including hieroglyphs, primarily (9) |
| See 11 |