Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 14th 2019) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 29 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| She inspires musicians, top pair leaving Blue Peter, sadly (7) |
| Malign injection, one in tongue (7) |
| Special quotation does attract him (4) |
| Those playing away read result elsewhere (10) |
| Fights are ultimately few and far between (6) |
| English players cross a street somewhere in New York (4,4) |
| Box in odd Scottish ensemble (9) |
| Big noise making contribution to Gaelic language (5) |
| American in front of gallery getting on (5) |
| Voice witty remark about second last (9) |
| Our start and our finish perhaps, short of money? (8) |
| In good spirits, sending out tweets? (6) |
| Listener writer's defending superior concert hall (10) |
| Lover of poetry dispatches one big flyer (4) |
| A local star embarrassed about being in two pieces (7) |
| Version of The Trout drops leading section (7) |
| At uni, Jack tackles work at the usual level (2,2,3) |
| Rave about introducing liberal scorer (5) |
| European opens factories making a suite (7) |
| Lacking source, most plump for evidence (6) |
| First person in Paris, odd, clinches deal for city (9) |
| Barman's old staff filling wine store (7) |
| Tune librarian ordered for last night's singalong? (4,9) |
| European suspended heretic (9) |
| Small supporter welcomes a composer (7) |
| Accolades come in a burst (7) |
| Second number limits disheartened opera singer (7) |
| Hairy sailor occupies mansion (6) |
| Children's author nearly stood up dramatist (5) |