An unusual challenge this morning. Thank you Gozo.
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Financial Times 16,125 by JASON
A more than usually diverting Tuesday puzzle.
Financial Times 16,124 by ARMONIE
The reliable ARMONIE launches us into the week…
Financial Times 16,122 by MUDD
An easy challenge from MUDD, who I havent seen much on Fridays. There might be more to the parsing on a couple of clues than what I have so looking forward to improvements on them. Thanks MUDD.
Financial Times 16,121 by ARTEXLEN
Artexlen provides this morning’s FT challenge.
Financial Times 16,111 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 9, 2019
Financial Times 16,120 by AARDVARK
This turned out to be harder than it looked on first reading. Thanks Aardvark.
Financial Times 16,119 by SLORMGORM
A straightforward, witty and enjoyable puzzle.
Financial Times 16,118 by VELIA
VELIA gently kicks off the week…
Financial Times 16,116 by BRADMAN
Familiar setter for a Friday. Fairly straightforward puzzle with just a couple of clues holding me up from a quick solve. Thanks Bradman.
Financial Times 16,115 by NEO
A slow burner from Neo.
Financial Times 16,105 by Alberich
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 3, 2019
Financial Times 16,114 / Julius
PeeDee has had to go out unexpectedly so I am a late stand-in for this enjoyable puzzle from Julius. Unfortunately there is one clue (25ac) that I cannot fully explain so I hope … Read more >>
Financial Times 16113 Hamilton
Apologies for this very late blog. This wasn’t that easy, as there some definitions that were uncommon, and quite a few double definitions. Thanks to Hamilton. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,112 by CRUX
Fabulous start to the week from CRUX.