Financial Times 14,234 – Dante

Monday Prize Crossword/Feb 11 A friendly starter of the week (a week ago, that is), one that can be found here. Not much to groan or moan about, although I realise that at … Read more >>

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Financial Times 14,242 by Monk

A tough and very enjoyable puzzle from Monk, as always. Monk often has ninas or messages hidden around the completed grid.  Given the shape of the grid and the somtimes obscure words I suspect there … Read more >>

Financial Times 14241 Gurney

Quite a straightforward puzzle, so thanks to setter Gurney (a 15sq. blogger in addition).  Definitions are underlined in the clues.  [[The pictures at the bottom have unidentified links to the puzzle.]] Across 1 We … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,228 – Crux

Monday Prize Crossword/Feb 4 A very satisfying crossword by Crux who is one of my favourite setters at the easier end of the FT’s spectrum (but only when he keeps the number of cds to a minimum … Read more >>

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Financial Times 14,236 by Aardvark

With Aardvark I find getting the solutions easy but the explanations why more difficult. Today I am completely stuck on 9dn, can anyone help?  Possibly I have a mistake in 10 across? Across 1 … Read more >>

Financial Times 14235 Jason

Another enjoyable puzzle from Tuesday regular Jason.  Thanks to Jason.  Definitions are underlined in the clues.  [[The pictures at the bottom have unidentified links to the puzzle.]] Across 1 Tasteless clothing before school … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,232 by Flimsy

Straightforward puzzle today         Across 1 PENTHOUSES luxury flats PEN writer (THOSE US)* 7 MUGS triple definition 9 DATA evidence A TAD< (a little lad overturned) 10 CHARIOTEER Porphyrius or … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,222 – Dante

Monday Prize Crossword/Jan 28 Another Monday, another Dante?  I am not sure. There were quite a few clues that I didn’t find particularly satisfying. Perhaps it was just me. If indeed so, I … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,230 by Cinephile

Yet another good puzzle from Cinephile, fresh and original as ever. For overseas solvers a P45 is a UK tax form given to employees when they leave a company.  If anyone is unaware … Read more >>