The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 3rd April 2013 There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 3rd April 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Free admission is not included for cycling eventMADISONAAcross 5: It stores information about retail costs, primarily in black linesBAR CODEAAcross 9: Less likely to bite fiddle with no pianoTAMERAAcross 10: Actor always open to comebackTREVOREVEAAcross 11: Unlawfully accessed spreadsheets he left unlockedTRESPASSEDAAcross 12: Co-ordinate accommodation in timeshareMESHAAcross 14: Sophisticated means of transport minister, say (not here, in France)METROPOLITANAAcross 18: Omit to join search for exercise equipmentSKIPPING ROPEAAcross 21: State misfortune thusALASAAcross 22: Prejudice domain name contractCOMPROMISEAAcross 25: Childish behaviour practised by footballers?DRIBBLINGAAcross 26: Vessel returned with cargo of gold to a country in the PacificNAURUAAcross 27: Upright type caught sweetheart in love affairROMANCEAAcross 28: Obey monarch with special powers, shocking treatment ensuesRESPECTDDown 1: Doctor turned up "Let It Be" choral piecesMOTETSDDown 2: Smother beastly parentsDAMPENDDown 3: Tips sherpa's cap offSCRAPHEAPSDDown 4: Upstanding Irishman pinches Tory leader's bottomNATESDDown 5: 23 accepts alarm call from one working in the coloniesBEEKEEPERDDown 6: Children lose head, being crossROODDDown 7: Averse to broadcasting "Pigs out!"OVEREATSDDown 8: Footballer's revolutionary workers' song offends trumpeterELEPHANTDDown 13: Where customers ripped off fasteners around ankleCLIPJOINTSDDown 15: Mix up explosive? Marines doRANDOMISEDDown 16: First person to vilify one from 26ISLANDERDDown 17: It symbolises a metal when spinningTITANIUMDDown 19: Drives in reverse over instrument, lacking concentrationDILUTEDDown 20: Fruit spider on table around mid-JulyRESULTDDown 23: Signalling device for train attendant at railheadPAGERDDown 24: Scottish town where anything goes?OBAN