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Sorry for the late appearance of this blog – I’d started it earlier in the week, but was distracted by other matters and forgot to finish it. As a result some of the … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
Sorry for the late appearance of this blog – I’d started it earlier in the week, but was distracted by other matters and forgot to finish it. As a result some of the … Read more >>
Mev has provided this Tuesday’s puzzle to get our teeth into. This appears to be only the second crossword by this compiler that I have blogged, and last time I needed quite a … Read more >>
Thanks to PETO for this morning’s challenge.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29005.
This was quite a bit tougher than normal for a Monday.
This has been one of those occasional long weekends when you get three consecutive blogs from me – and it’s Vulcan kicking off the week in typical Monday fashion Thanks to Vulcan for … Read more >>
STEERPIKE provides this morning's puzzle…
Thank you to Hectence. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 8. Move back in line at the same time (8) TOGETHER : Reversal of(… back) GO(to move) contained in(in) TETHER(a line/a rope … Read more >>
Last issue’s puzzle was said to be a touch morose. At least this one didn’t invoke the ghost of Trump or Johnson. However it did include some more minor sprites like Penny Mordaunt … Read more >>
The puzzle is available here.
Another enjoyable instalment of the online-only FT News Puzzle with clues relating to topical events, which comes out on the last Sunday of every month. Find it on the FT website to print or solve interactively, or use the FT’s neat smartphone app.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/everyman/3983.
February is not far off its end. Spring is not far away. Birds are singing outside. What’s that weird sound I hear nearby? A kind of whooshing, scuttering. Where is it coming from? … Read more >>
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 18, 2023