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the york test

hi i suffer from IBS and i have been wondering if it would be worth taking the York test for food intolerance , has anyone had the test and is it worth the £250 fee all info welcome thank you...

Hussar

Please help with:- 8 down Artist's paper isn't so different, I gathered (14 letters) E---E-S-O----- 26 across eg Brian Cox,when cup is returned to old box (14 Letters) -S-R-P-Y---I-- 4 down He steers...

ethelburga

DT today

Help. Finding it hard today! 20 a, the tips I give cabbies may not be well received. (4-4,6) b...,s..., handed. And 8d, aromas very different in metal urn. (8)----v--.

ceilog

crusader

3a caned, sadly, after pause in routine (5,5) ?A?A,DANCE thanks

davey b

phi

Famous actor, one touring widely , nothing else ?R?I?G Philosopher making little noise audibly ?U?S?N?...

viali

Fracture

I fell recently on my wrist and the impact bent my hand back severely and ripped tendons in the back of the hand causing a reasonable size piece of bone to come away.Iwas told what this fracture is...

rogerscofield

clothes and materials

1. This old woman wore ones made of satin. ( Number of letters not known.)

annie49

Sunday Post

Stuck on two Any help much appreciated 9a Constant preoccupation (13) ??s???????ess 10a Cargo (8) ??i?m??? TIA for any help given...

tabbycat09

Sunday Telegraph Cryptic Prize Crossword 2624

Help needed please 9 down something saucy added in haute couture, perhaps two words 6 and 8 ?R?N?H ???S???? thanks in anticipation...

dr b

EV 1003 Identity Crisis by 1A/44A

a.k.a., "Look at ME!!!!" says the setter. One of the harder EVs of late, certainly harder than this week's Listener. i was unsure of the last part of the preamble till the very end, but sure...

Sheelz18

Scottish mountain gem

This quiz is called from the ground ie the answers are found naturally

pja21

be dead to the world

cannot get started(be dead to the world (5,4,1,3)

fuzzy-brain

Phoenix

11A: Are stuck in a piece of dirt, having moved quickly aloft. (6) S _ A _ E _. Is it something like 'Scaled' or 'Soared'? Thanks....

basquaise

The Generalist

4.a. In Scotland, vague language.... I only have - - - - - i - w -a - t - e 5.d. Well-off upper class roisterers I have - - o - a - h - t - i - - 30.a. Like tin-cans I have - - - -n - c any help much...

kettledrum

MM Links January 2012 Week 4

Here is the final jest from 'The Court Jester'. This lovely frivolous game has now been running for 5 years, or some 60-odd months, so almost all of the regular players must have had a chance to set...

frameshift

TLS

14d and 26a seem to clash as reported earlier. 'Essayist coolly concealing names' looks very much like CONNOLLY and 'Mary McCarthy associated them with novel' looks like IDEAS since she wrote 'Ideas...

seekeerz

The KM Links Game - January week 4

Good morning everyone - anyone for hot and sticky ?? that's what we've got today and it's not nice !! while the days are hot and clear and the nights cool down, I can manage, but when the tropical...

call04

Cryptic Crossword

9A. Sage and onion principally added to crown of lamb in stock (6) ??A?L? 5D. Failed at work? Got bonus! (4,4) ???E ?U?T - perhaps something BUST...

Polly37

Saga February 2012

18 across Bound to stop, having been around (8) ??H?L??? 15 across People making engagement without new resources(8) ???A?C??...

flocker

TLS 911

26 ac Mary Mccarthy associated them with novel (5) I?L?s It should surely be IDEAS but the middle letter must be L to fit the essyaist - so is it ISLES?...

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