The Week UK – 23 August 2019
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Crossword
THE WEEK CROSSWORD 1172
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ACROSS
1 Angry detectives relax catching
neat killer (3,3,7)
8 Corrupt party departs first (7)
9 Outstanding depth of colour in
solvent (7)
11 Honest Joanna (7)
12 Priest’s latest matters–they
may be used afterablessing (7)
13 Name for someone, principally
afailure? (5)
14 State aid? None is distributed (9)
16 Thoroughly depressed?
Correct (9)
19 No thanks for distinguished
peer? (5)
21 Divulging secrets is effective (7)
23 Go back over ground terrace (7)
24 Hot money for cybercriminals (7)
25 Hearing range suffering shortage,
golf abandoned (7)
26 Gallery in quiet centre is up-to-the
minute (5,2,3,3)
Clue of the week:Open-mindedness of revolutionarybandgettin ginto
ecstasy(9, first and last lettersT&E)The Independent, Serpent
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Solution to Crossword 1170
ACROSS: 9 Salsa 10 Esplanade 11 Theatre 12 Slip-ups 13 Shaggy
15 Stays put 19 Weston-super-mare 21 Shuffled 23 Severe 26 Deserts
28 Statues 30 Inamorata 31 Ascot
DOWN: 1 As it is 2 Blue jays 3 Cant 4 Derek 5 Epos 6 Family tree
7 Gazump 8 Hens 14 Good for you 16 Tips 17 Toe 18 Isle 19 Was
20 Adequacy 22 Unseat 24 Ersatz 25 Pshaw 26 Dais 27 Slav 29 Ajax
Clue of the week:Killer briefly in company (6,8 first lettersC&M)
Solution:CARBON MONOXIDE (= CO or COMPANY)
The winner of 1170 is David Price from Yetminster
Charity of the week
Amelia Roberts was beautiful, vivacious and just 21
when she tragically died fromaseizure.
Today, more than 60 million people worldwide have
seizures, making epilepsy the most common serious
neurological condition in the world. One in every 1,000
people still die from epilepsy–three people every day–int he UK. That is a
startling statistic, and change is not happening fast enough. With your help,
we aim to drive forward that change.
Epilepsy Society is on the verge of the most exciting and revolutionary
era of research into identifying the causes of and treatments for epilepsy.
Scientific research isalong haul, but imagine for one moment if we could
find treatments, and possibly evenafunctional cure.Read Amelia’s story on
our website at epilepsysociety.org.uk, and find out how you can donate to
help us. Thank you.
Fill in all the squares so that
each row, column and each
of the 3x3 squares contains
all the digits from1to9
Solution to Sudoku 715
9 5 1 4 2 6 7 3 8
6 4 3 7 9 8 2 5 1
2 3 6
8 2 3 4 6 1 5
5 1 6 9 8 2 4 7 3
7 5 2
1 9 2 3 5 6 7
2 7 4 5 6 1 3 8 9
5 9 4
9 4 1 6 7
3 2
2 6
7 6
5 9 8 1
1 5
1 5 3 4
8 9
6 4
Sudoku 716 (very difficult)
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DOWN
2 No good hoping forpainrelie f(7)
3 Blundercaugh tAustralia’scricket
coac h(7)
4 Struggling girls went wild (9)
5 Home apartment not suitable (5)
6 Idismissed act of coming out for
American poet (7)
7 Japanese governors display
weapons for an audience (7)
8 Replicated ‘ousing for rabbits
and bull! (6,5)
10 Ignoring children, TV channel
seem out of order showing
bondage (11)
15 Cleaner put off bloke (9)
17 Well, it’s an unofficial strike (7)
18 Design used in torn old
clothing (7)
19 Club with boozy peer in it
quietly dropping off? (7)
20 Brother keeps turning machine
in bunk (7)
22 Some Angus tomato relish (5)
