Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 18, 2016
FT
Financial Times 15,279 by IO
For me Io is by far and away the most problematic of the FT setters. Here is another puzzle where I have filled the grid but can’t explain all of my answers. Thanks Io for an intriguing puzzle and it is a great shame that I have no more time to ferret out the remaining explanations. Any help would be appreciated.
Financial Times 15,278 by HAMILTON
Solid cluing from Hamilton with some pleasing images in the surfaces.
Financial Times 15,275 by WANDERER
One the day of the Brexit, if Wanderer was the setter, the solver/blogger could be aptly described as Flounderer.
Financial Times 15,274 by FALCON
Standard Falcon fare.
Financial Times 15,265 – Mudd
Monday Prize Crossword / Jun 13, 2016
Mudd, making one of his infrequent Monday visits, gave us a puzzle of two halves.
Financial Times 15,264 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the weekend of June 12, 2016
Financial Times 15,273 by MONK
Puzzles from Monk seem to have got considerably easier over the last year or so (easier, not necessarily easy). Do others think the same or have I just finally got the hang of it all?
Financial Times 15,272 by JULIUS
Themed Eurofun from Julius.
Financial Times 15,269 by ORENSE
An unusual visit from Orense today this Friday, thanks to whom for a clean pleasant challenge. I stumbled, on a couple of clues especially in the NW quadrant and needed a little push to get over the line.
Financial Times 15,268 by PETO
Four mini-puzzles from Peto.
Financial Times 15,259 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword / Jun 6, 2016
This was probably the quickest Dante solve I ever experienced.
Financial Times 15,258 by Redshank
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 4, 2016
Financial Times 15,267 by ARTEXLEN
Very entertaining. Thank you Artexlen.
Financial Times 15,266 by PHSSTHPOK
A pretty straightforward solve today from PHSSSTHPOK but with a few interesting twists.