The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 16th September 2014

There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 16th September 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pop star, speaking drunkenly, invented language
AAcross 4:	Cameron admits English ruined Welsh port
AAcross 9:	Tory Party accommodation
AAcross 10:	Bourbon intoxicated relations
AAcross 11:	Explorer receives very cool tip from Guatemalan tracker
AAcross 12:	A reprobate abandoned by society, Archer could aim for this
AAcross 13:	Special walk, one in Chamonix, gets strength circulating in an arm and a leg
AAcross 17:	Looking in the paper to see when you can buy a drink	OPENINGTIMES
AAcross 20:	Did party welcome Democrat after Republican?
AAcross 21:	Time to study utilitarian but it's a dreary experience
AAcross 23:	A cottage gets plastered, keeping right winter protection
AAcross 24:	Current writer rejected African bounder
AAcross 25:	I dunk crackers in caviar for military leader
AAcross 26:	What's in cheese, note, comes from the east
DDown 1:	Dreamer in dunce's cap is teased
DDown 2:	Greenery from a fen with vile ground	VINELEAF
DDown 3:	Cool Greek stores with ices reduced by 50%
DDown 5:	Reasonable age for people to get gentle hint, doddering about
DDown 6:	Fruit cups Elizabeth returned with loaf
DDown 7:	What the experts know about particles
DDown 8:	Blackmail's no longer wrong?
DDown 10:	Corrupt world OK by Eton — it's how Etonians thrive!
DDown 14:	Revolutionary comrade I saw getting stoned
DDown 15:	Is Picaroon working without scrap of hope?
DDown 16:	Saint included by diviner religious composer
DDown 18:	Charm Hanoverian king repeatedly
DDown 18:	Charm Hanoverian king repeatedly
DDown 19:	Spaniards here struggled to break scoreless draw
DDown 22:	Went for the green finish on household range