Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 24th 2012) 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.
| They provided Henry VIII with cash, without flower (11) |
| T, like the rig? (7) |
| Early start aboard with the food (7) |
| Lengthy work, a rune, translated by a lover of luxury (9) |
| Rise with rig (3-2) |
| Don't talk about one good enough to express regret (4) |
| Grade put back for the scholarly, as deserved (4-6) |
| On front page a weird mission shortened as pages (10) |
| Backward female (4) |
| Carrier left by religious leader (5) |
| One appeal for over half heavenly T (9) |
| Make love without success coming down from heaven? (7) |
| Drunk as a snake? (7) |
| Horses (from the play) in due course at a pound a T (11) |
| Hogarth's composed, including rights, one-time massacre scene (8,1,2,4) |
| King leaves Kenyan town for island republic (5) |
| T to climb for one without leader (7) |
| T for bird that's drunk ale outside (7) |
| Essential T needs altering (8) |
| All must be sat in a play that's not a mere taster (11,4) |
| Sailor queen over sisters? (6) |
| Locker at flat remote, for example? (6) |
| Italian suite (say), endlessly adapted to accommodate single male (8) |
| European refinement (6) |
| German magazine, say, and what's said about it? (7) |
| Like the fairies' ill meeting (Milton's Mad About Love) (7) |
| Refrain from Spades is Trumps (6) |
| Very sad — beheaded, rejected and set alight, it may be (5) |