All relatively straightforward, as is traditional for a Tuesday FT, but…
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Financial Times 16,408 by ARMONIE
I wasn’t on Armonie’s wavelength this morning I’m afraid, but got there in the end.
Financial Times 16,406 by ARTEXLEN
A rare appearance by this setter on a Friday. Thanks Artexlen for dishing out a delightful challenge.
Financial Times 16,405 by SLORMGORM
A straightforward puzzle from Slormgorm is this morning’s FT offering.
Financial Times 16,395 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 8, 2020
Financial Times 16,404 by AARDVARK
A traditional puzzle from Aardvark. Thank you. The grid is a pangram. If you keep on lookout for this sort of thing while solving it helps to spot words like QUICHE, RIOJA etc. … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,403 by FALCON
A pleasant Tuesday morning excercise.
Financial Times 16,402 by VELIA
A gentle start to the week from VELIA… Good mix of clues here, nothing too challenging. Some lovely surfaces, 8d and 13d in particular. I found 10a a bit odd in that there … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,400 by WANDERER
A typical Wanderer offering, thanks to whom for a pleasurable workout.
Financial Times 16,399 by JULIUS
A puzzle much easier to solve than to parse this morning from Julius.
Financial Times 16,389 by Alberich
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 1, 2020
Financial Times 16,398 by MONK
A tough one, but very satisfying to get it all explained in the end. Thank you Monk. The grid made this trickier than it might have been, the four corners overlapped the rest … Read more >>
Financial Times 16397 Gurney
Thanks to Gurney for an enjoyable puzzle with nice surfaces. Definitions are underlined in the clues. (WordPress is not working for me, and I’ve had to do it the hard and long way, … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,396 by ZAMORCA
Challenging puzzle from Zamorca this morning!
Financial Times 16,394 by BRADMAN
A typical BRADMAN offering this Friday morning. Thanks Don.