Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (May 28th 2011) 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.
| Insect's 22 with cover for a larger one (6) |
| Rotten rubbish raised retrospectively (6) |
| Yellow 22s in Shropshire (6,4) |
| Stickler with 22 on a table (8) |
| See 9 |
| Mother's 22, say, a French weapon (7,3) |
| Problem with a 22, a number of new lines to the front (6,5) |
| Problem for a 22: some haikus need translating (10,4) |
| See 18 |
| Maybe head of telecommunicators accepting inverted burlesque (4,4) |
| Tumour in 22, with love — mother (6) |
| Right 22 will not be forgotten (6) |
| 22 with permitted hole (6) |
| Crack reversed in cracker (French, as with nuts) (8) |
| Woody shrub contains wild beast within some limits (6) |
| Spooner's suspended herb at scene of cockcrow (8) |
| Cook last of cheese in front of radiator (6) |
| Rivers rose so as to form subject of comedy (6) |
| Talk endlessly about cast object (6) |
| Mosley's lot boycotts Hirst's work (11) |
| Bean meal could be worth mentioning (8) |
| Gall authorised around a part of 25 (3,5) |
| Pass the Guardian's standard (6) |
| Protection for 22 that gives direction to film (6) |
| A year in prison's half wanting observation (6) |
| Transformer of Cambridge college with one change of direction (6) |