The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 4th June 2014

There are 12 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 4th June 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 4:	An article, or three in different languages
AAcross 6:	Event for blues band's beginning with a track about love
AAcross 9:	Notorious diatribe by agitator in extremis
AAcross 10:	Obama wrestling with problem requiring bit of guts
AAcross 11:	Where St Augustine was at university, being something of a brain?
AAcross 15:	Like some gems? Rue cost that's ruinous	ROSECUT
AAcross 17:	State of the Nation lacking relevance
AAcross 18:	Cowboy could wear one down with two 4 acrosses
AAcross 22:	Uses wrong words for male and female titles
AAcross 23:	Disreputable business in the East End has groups of schoolkids on drugs
AAcross 24:	See 23
AAcross 25:	It's played with wrong score the wrong way!
DDown 1:	Conservatory orchestra's finale slowly absorbs
DDown 2:	Show disgust for Times report of peers getting reward for failure
DDown 3:	Bill may be in couple with seamy side
DDown 4:	Belts that are worn by Hell's Angels
DDown 5:	Toxic condition of armpit — so revolting!
DDown 7:	Space for worshippers heading away from moral failure
DDown 8:	What's stopping them making a literary work?
DDown 12:	Soldiers putting on act — that's rank and file
DDown 13:	Gather round fighter from Biblical region
DDown 14:	Wonderful people Spooner invites to parties where there's much chatter
DDown 16:	Disregard story, knocking back afternoon tea loudly
DDown 19:	Tesco's bananas for baby
DDown 20:	Something suggestive of the rise of corporations
DDown 21:	Back out of moving in Italian town	ASTI