Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 11th 2022) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 26 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Islander heading for cinema rushed to catch film (6) |
| Picked up doughnut for some stars (6) |
| Conservative chap's into S&M, creating division (6) |
| Oh dear! Is ground in country no longer? (8) |
| Native American's somewhat faddish opinions (4) |
| What disciplinarians read has man involved in threesome with delicacy (3,4,3) |
| Some wood covered in fancy polish — it's for expert in 8s, say (11) |
| Outdid frames art gallery trialled (4-6) |
| Going out with partner once having personal charm (4) |
| Ambassador willing to accept honour for England at Wembley, say? (4,4) |
| Nurse only half pens records for medical problem (6) |
| Satisfied about cool ending of Rameau composition (6) |
| I'm not sure about small-scale rebellion (6) |
| One dwelt towards the north, given case of Scotch that's very bad (8) |
| Rodent raised two male animals (6) |
| Paddling in ocean incredibly good (8) |
| Primitive fellow's grave (6) |
| Firms working to provide protective covering (6) |
| Cut treatment for side pain (6) |
| Queen dons anorak, European queen that's one of thirteen characters across here (5,6) |
| Oscillations in air currents or foliage around east and west (3,5) |
| Rogue peed in vessel for disinfectant (5,3) |
| Buckle from jacket of fleece turned up in bedroom (6) |
| Energise two classical sextets, faintly disheartened (6) |
| Getting on and being in harmony but not touching (6) |
| Fight you heard on street during party (4-2) |