Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 7th 2019) 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.
| Able to restore compliance at first in central banks (9) |
| House fixed in advance (3-2) |
| Leading Brexiteer Boris ending, unfortunately, ruling people (9,6) |
| Bet everything Spain makes a mark in football (4,4) |
| Amend E sharp bum note covers (8) |
| Drunkenly outspoken, narcissistic creature in the main (9) |
| Retire, having left new regional capital (5) |
| Use a description of cider? (5) |
| Transparent ornaments, say, in some minimalist American music? (9) |
| Maybe scratch both sides of Hindustani hat (8) |
| See 10 |
| For yours truly, where Trump is certain to create tragedy (10,5) |
| Desire what's finally in butterfly net (5) |
| Spy once noting criminal on edge (9) |
| Frenchman excited in ungodly place (5) |
| Climbing, setter's cutting palm tree branch off (7) |
| Caught group in army base (4) |
| Slowcoach shaking off top cop (4) |
| Feller tricked about European turtle (10) |
| Diviner Wessex girl mounted by forward man (10) |
| Cryptic hint on vent into which one disappears (4,3) |
| Boris: leader of party, awful sneak and rat (9) |
| Ali G follows foreign character, one foolish target (4,6) |
| His sentences add up to life (10) |
| Careless friends lifted very soft grass skirts (4-5) |
| Greek First Lady's assistant straddling two gates (7) |
| Poet cut capers in the tube (7) |
| Turned around in cockney's area of London (3,2) |
| Stick around American island (4) |
| About to welcome group flying in port (4) |