Gurney is today’s setter.
FT
Financial Times 18,377 by GAFF
My apologies. This is dreadful. I’m standing in for today and it completely slipped my mind until late in the morning. Then I had trouble with the software and after almost completing the crossword it froze on me and I had to start all over again. But I’ve at least just about finished (the ones I’m unsure about I hope I’ll manage as I finish this off, or at any rate you will I’m sure help me with). To make it worse, I was very slow to finish this since I had MINICAB at 5dn.
Triplejumper@1 tells us this crossword is related to Cher.
Definitions underlined in crimson. Anagrams indicated *(like this) or (like this)*.
Financial Times 18,376 by MOO
Moo has an effortless style that makes these puzzles a pleasure to write up.
Financial Times 18,375 by GOZO
GOZO kicks off the week…
Financial Times 18,374 by Julius
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of May 16, 2026
Financial Times 18,373 by XELA
A stiff challenge from XELA this Friday.
Financial Times 18,372 by MUDD
The scheduled blogger can’t make it today so I’ve volunteered to step in
Financial Times 18,371 by MONK
Good fun from Monk this morning!
Financial Times 18,370 by PETO
I found today’s offering from Peto rather on the sophisticated side, but ultimately solvable.
Financial Times 18,369 by BOBCAT
BOBCAT kicks off the week…
Financial Times 18,368 by Guy
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of May 9, 2026
FT Bank Holiday Jumbo 18,361 / Leonidas
It’s Leonidas, one of my favourite setters, providing our first Bank Holiday Jumbo.
Financial Times 18,367 by SOLOMON
Fun challenge from SOLOMON !
Financial Times 18,366 by JASON
Jason is this morning’s setter.
Financial Times 18,365 by GOLIATH
A thoroughly enjoyable solve from Goliath.