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Daily Mail, Thursday, August 8, 2019 Page 41

PUZZLES PRIZES

£3,000 TO BE WON EVERY WEEK!

NAME GAME

PRIZE SUDOKU

SUDOKU X

Put 1-6 once in each row, column, diagonal

(highlighted to form an X) and horizontal

3x2 box (ruled). SOLUTION TOMORROW

HiDDen in the grid is the name of an english actor. Answer the questions, then rearrange

the letters corresponding to your answers to fill in the name. SOLUTION TOMORROW

insert letters to form listed words, moving

between adjacent cells horizontally, vertically or

diagonally in any direction. insert all remaining

letters of the alphabet (except Z) in the grid so all

listed words are spelt out. SOLUTION TOMORROW

WIN

£500

WIN A LUXURY CROSS PEN

SEE

BELOW

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

WRITE YOUR

LETTERS IN

THESE SQUARES

Picture: DAVID FISHER/REX SHUTTERSTOCK

PlAy our accumulator game! every day this week, solve the crossword to find the letter in

the pink circle. On Friday, we’ll provide instructions to submit your five-letter word for your

chance to win a luxury Cross pen. uK residents aged 18+, excl ni. terms apply. entries cost 50p.

SUDOKU

Fill in all the squares in the grid so that each row, column and each of the

3x3 squares contains all the digits from 1 to 9. SOLUTIONS TOMORROW

Difficulty rating HHHHH Difficulty rating HHH✩✩

REVEAL the three shaded

squares for your chance

to win £500. HOW TO

ENTER: Call 0901 292

5009 and leave today’s

three-number answer

(reading left to right)

and your details. Or text

suDOKu to 65700 with

your answer and name.

Texts and calls cost £1

plus standard network

charges. One weekly

winner chosen from all

correct entries received

between 00.01 Monday

and 23.59 Friday.

Answers change daily at

00.01. UK residents aged

18+, excl NI. Full terms

apply, see Page 64.

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD

ACROSS

1 Spellbound actress (6,7)

8 Sicilian volcano (4)

9 Institutional clergyman’s office (10)

10 Monstrous woman (6)

11 ____ movie, e.g. The Towering Inferno (8)

12 Character in Dickens’ Hard Times (9)

14 Nick, Crimewatch presenter (4)

15 Traditional Japanese wrestling (4)

16 Diving bird with long pointed bill (9)

20 Dismissal by wicketkeeper in cricket (8)

21 Discount (6)

23 Italian motorway (10)

24 Units of electric current (4)

25 Breed of hornless Scottish cattle (8,5)

1 Whole number (7)

2 Will & ____ , U.S. sitcom (5)

3 Cutting tooth (7)

4 Neoclassical landmark in Berlin (11,4)

5 Gentleman’s ___ , savoury anchovy

paste (6)

6 County town of Kent (9)

7 Centre of an atom (7)

13 Ghost actress (4,5)

15 Small, thin-skinned, seedless orange (7)

17 Cyprus’ third largest city (7)

18 Eight-armed marine creature (7)

19 Like a building protected from

demolition (6)

22 Melvyn, The South Bank Show host (5)

SOLUTION TOMORROW

DOWN

yOu have ten minutes

to find as many

words as possible

using the letters

in the wheel.

each must use

hub letter and

at least three

others, and

letters may be

used only once.

you can’t use plurals, foreign words or

proper nouns. Verbs ending in ‘s’

permitted. Clue for today’s nine-letter

word: Mr Aykroyd, i hear, resisted being

smartened up. RATING: 8 words, average;

12, good; 16, very good; 18 or more,

excellent. SOLUTION TOMORROW

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WORD WHEEL

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BOX 1: in which tV series

does Mark Addy (pictured)

star as robert Baratheon?

Breaking Bad (P)

Peaky Blinders (G)

Game Of Thrones (S)

BOX 2: What are cooked in

batter to make toad-in-

the-hole?

Sausages (A)

Pork chops (R)

Chicken wings (E)

BOX 3: Which labour

Party politician was

made Minister for

Drought in 1976?

Denis Howell (A)

Roy Hattersley (I)

Denis Healey (M)

BOX 4: For what does the

‘O’ in OeCD stand?

Operation (C)

Office (U)

Organisation (E)

BOX 5: Which Paul Brickhill

book was made into a

film in 1963 starring

steve McQueen?

The Dam Busters (H)

The Great Escape (B)

Reach For The Sky (A)

BOX 6: What is a

female donkey or

ass called?

Jenny (E)

Penny (L)

Benny (W)

BOX 7: What nationality

was Blade runner star

rutger Hauer?

German (T)

Danish (O)

Dutch (N)

BOX 8: What is the

first part of the small

intestine immediately

beyond the stomach?

Jejunum (D)

Duodenum (N)

Ileum (Y)

Wednesday’s answer:
JODie KiDD (1J, 2I, 3E, 4D, 5I,
6K, 7O, 8D, 9D).
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