A fun challenge from GUY this Friday.
FT
Financial Times 18,298 by GURNEY
Gurney is the setter of the Thursday FT puzzle.
Financial Times 18,297 by IO
I found this morning’s IO more accessible then usual.
Financial Times 18296 / Mudd
Today’s FT setter is Mudd, a setter I have come across more often in one of his alter egos in the Guardian and the Independent series.
Financial Times 18,295 by PHSSTHPOK
PHSSTHPOK kicks off the week…
Financial Times 18,294 by ROSA KLEBB
Pete is on holiday and I’m stepping in for him this week. I last blogged an FT in around 2008, but this was very pleasant, nice surfaces and although at times the answer didn’t come immediately it did eventually. Perhaps one could criticise Rosa for having so many clues where letters have to be omitted but this is minor I think.
Definitions in crimson, underlined. Anagrams indicated *(like this) or (like this)*.
Financial Times 18,293 by JASON
A breezy Friday challenge from Jason . Thanks to the setter for a nice workout.
Also, apologies for the lateness. Friday 13th gremlins by the looks of it.
Financial Times 18,292 by GOZO
Gozo is this morning’s setter.
Financial Times 18,291 by GOLIATH
A top class puzzle from Goliath.
Financial Times 18,290 by PETO
I have rather a stupefying cold today, so I cannot tell whether this puzzle was hard or I was enfeebled or some combination of the two.
Financial Times 18,289 by SLORMGORM
SLORMGORM kicks off the week…
Financial Times 18,288 by Leonidas
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 7, 2026
Financial Times 18,287 by SOLOMON
A solid challenge from SOLOMON which was a lot of fun.
Financial Times 18,286 by NEO
Neo is the setter of the FT puzzle this morning.
Financial Times 18,285 by MONK
Great fun from Monk.