Been a sporadic (voyeuristic?) visitor over the past couple of years. Hope to be more regularly on parade in the future. Good wishes to all the regulars <i>Mine's still a Guinness, by the...
4a Wrongdoing did seem bad and sinful originally (8) ???D?E?S 13a Head of department with drink - not last one - for entertainer (4,6) ?E?? ?A?T?N Been staring at them so long they are now swimming....
Anyone else struggling with the grid? For example, 12a and 13a seem to elide, as do 26a and 29a... ... but then make 5d and 21d very dificult to complete.
Pulling my hair out!! Last one... ...
1a In all, wrong title making money - risk being often misquoted? (1, 6, 8)
A ?I?F?E ?E?R?I?G
Clues gratefully received...
24d Peter, possibly, is back in No 10 (4) Assuming other answers are correct, I have ?s?r Looks like it can only be TSAR (which fits with Peter) but can anyone explain the clue, please?
Well, this is the answer. More seriously, not just because it's the season of goodwill, I wanted to thank all contributors to AB (and especially the Q&P section) for unfailing support and help...
Stuck on two, so help gratefully received. 26d Closely surround half navy (5, two words) ?ETI? 36d Plunge into sea on the Riviera with goddess (5) M?RG? (I want this last to be merge: mer = sea; g =...
I ask as I think I've either a) been sent a free copy for which I will no doubt have to pay later or b) won a crossword competition... but I do not know which (or even when)...
Two clues, the answers for which I'd love an explanation. 10a Corn transported from tropic island (5) C?P?I Looks like it should be Capri, but why? It's not an anagram of tropic with the "t" from...
Having problems with the FT this week.... 11d Conductor in spite of being briefly captured by rebel (7) Assuming other answers correct, letters are: ?A?T?D? TIA.
Have a real blind spot to these... 6d Film (U) matinee excited old lady inside (6,4) Assuming all other answers are correct, the letters I have are: A?N?I?M?M? 12a Impudent talk about male in flat (4)...
and current Daily Telegraph columnist Brian Moore set 1a in this morning's Telegraph Crossword No 25,542? For those who might have missed this gem: Best of French achievement (6)