Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 4th 2014) clues of The Guardian Prize crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 24 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Working hours critical for one of those depressed in the office? (5,3) |
| Lines shot past author (6) |
| Hot hole, painting walls (6) |
| Capital city finally being rebuilt, unlike others (8) |
| He wrote for the keyboard, by the way (4) |
| Top gun, one nodding furiously? (10) |
| Index finger in dog (7) |
| Bound to accommodate a lodger (7) |
| Moving flat? (10) |
| Tease the fool (4) |
| Organisation where one gains notoriety moving towards the sinister? That just about encapsulates it (3,5) |
| Tabour playing with a flexible tempo (6) |
| Bird from the East concealing no alias (6) |
| State finally cutting parental counselling service? That's the limit! (8) |
| In theory this might, oddly, upset a youngish adult (6-9) |
| Positionally, 22 characters are private and virgin is sweet (5-6,4) |
| Sailing boat passing through the rest of the Balearics dropping stern, as most rough (10) |
| Riser rising around end of day, then trouble set for the night? (7) |
| Fix top of shin, then foot (4) |
| Rough stuff faced, jagged edges in the way among remnants of building (8,7) |
| Since tears twice patched up, clothes so low maintenance? (6-9) |
| Stiff source of fibre (5,5) |
| Satellite with a moon (7) |
| For starters flipping unnecessary, muttering expletives in rage (4) |