The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 25th September 2019 There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 25th September 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Non-voting parliamentarians monopolise London venueSPEAKERSCORNERAAcross 9: OUP person redeployed intentionallyON PURPOSEAAcross 10: Butchery involves good stuffGORGEAAcross 11: A deal of trouble from the East draws closerKNITSAAcross 12: Musician's temper aroused after start-up at intervalsTRUMPETERAAcross 13: Just clergyman's last pointer disheartened laityNARROWLYAAcross 14: Imprison select group of MPs without support, of courseCOMMITAAcross 17: Legendary sailor ran off to the bordersFABLEDAAcross 19: Exhibit nothing, admitting a digital flawHANGNAILAAcross 22: Above-stairs servant's privy constructed, we're toldLADY'S MAIDAAcross 24: Halter quickly flipped over mare's backNOOSEAAcross 25: Cream with fewer calories on last of trifleELITEAAcross 26: Economist with German husband joining second presidentADAM SMITHAAcross 27: Be sinless, as US motorists should?KEEPTOTHERIGHTDDown 1: What B&Q's doing to supply plasterer's seasonal extra?STOCKING FILLERDDown 2: Comparatively vain agency worker's first to quit bankEMPTIERDDown 3: Restriction on pavement artist's work hampers style, so to speakKERBSTONEDDown 4: Gable's touching part rewritten for EliotROOFTILEDDown 5: Busy butcher has no time for this little charmerCHERUBDDown 6: Assemble riding kit firstRIG UPDDown 7: Mistake made by a bishop in not speaking upERRATUMDDown 8: Supply athletes with darker headgearDEERSTALKERHATDDown 15: Manager's journal is here at the centreORGANISERDDown 16: Visa mix-up for Spooner? Here's an alternativeHARD CASHDDown 18: Journalists during stay finding place for an evening tuck-in?BEDSIDEDDown 20: King James's commission in debt, making a statementAVOWINGDDown 21: Tried and went through in the pastHADAGODDown 23: Gradually escape, spanning wide rangeSWEEP