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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 30th September 2021

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 30th September 2021. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Sit once more in tranquillity
AAcross 4: Palace player going too far in a large undergarment
AAcross 9: News about cycle of regularly fabricated material
AAcross 10: Boss losing face in dog-tired state
AAcross 11: Slides, as with sliding rocks
AAcross 12: Pirouetting priest in party is slippery
AAcross 13: Business that's going to set up partnerships?DATINGAGENCY
AAcross 17: The Met Office?
AAcross 20: Divine Greek female and Frenchman on islandIRENE
AAcross 21: Person to copy European-style bread sandwiches
AAcross 23: Time off saved duty at workDUVETDAYS
AAcross 24: Versifier performed in recital
AAcross 25: Legal authorities excluding one sign
AAcross 26: A second tie put on where actors perform
DDown 1: Study absorbing info about English traitor
DDown 2: Alleviate pressure on my total earlier food intake
DDown 3: Rising stars around independent channel
DDown 5: Liberals seem upset by society's work on injusticeLESMISERABLES
DDown 6: Do I take drug, on turning up to get some protein?
DDown 7: Canadian songster scoffing a trifle
DDown 8: See 18
DDown 10: Scandal involving royal house making bit of capitalLANCASTERGATE
DDown 14: What makes middle of cell right after fresh clean out
DDown 15: Cleric rejected papers cutting about sex
DDown 16: Praise dropping a train network for non-union shenanigans
DDown 18: Feature of Copenhagen — Danish design kept secret
DDown 19: Olivier periodically dressed in check cloth
DDown 22: For example, stupid flipping sucker!
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