Daily Mirror - 03.03.2020

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Su-doku corner

The totals given in the areas bounded by

bold lines (cages) can be the result of

addition, subtraction, multiplication or

division. The numbers 1-5 can appear once

in every row and column. Note that

numbers can be repeated within cages.

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

The rules for Su-doku couldn’t be easier.

All you have to do is fill the empty squares

so that each row, column and 3x3 block

contains all the numbers 1 to 9.

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

The rules for Su-doku are easy, but this one’s

a toughie! Each number from 1 to 9 must

appear only once in each horizontal and

vertical line, and only once in each 3x3 grid.

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

Killer Su-doku is based on the traditional

grid and every column, every row and

every 3x3 box must contain the digits

1 to 9. But the dotted squares must be

filled with numbers that add up to that

in the left corner.

CHECK THE SOLUTIONS NOW! Call 0903 659 6060 (80p/min) to hear SU-DOKU 5 Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

NUMBER CLUES or FULL SOLUTIONS to the easy and toughie su-dokus.

Or text EASYCLUE or TOUGHCLUE to 61011 (£1/text) for 5 CLUES.

eaSy Su-doku Su-doku tougHie killer Su-doku HitoSHii

Hide’n’seek wordsearch

Brickwork Fivers

Enter the solutions to the

clues in their numbered

layers of the wall.

Each word must be an

anagram of its neighbours,

plus or minus one letter.

1 Surgical tweezers

2 Cadaver

3 Writing in its ordinary form

4 Minute opening in the skin

5 Selling agent

6 Orchard fruit

7 Get thinner at one end

8 Corsair

9 Type of mammal including

monkeys and apes

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

Solutions in

tomorrow’s

Daily Mirror

78 10 27

73 35 18

13 31 75

57 37 62

Tue Mar 3 2020

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Bingo

From the letters of the words given

below, form six five-letter words to fit the

grid. Three letters have been inserted

already and here is a clue to the first

word reading across: Try a little food

BODY

CROWN

RATE

TEAM

VAST

Codebreaker

eaSY SU-dokU

kILLer SU-dokU

SU-dokU ToUGHIe

HIToSHII

NaMe GaMe

HUGH DENNIS

1G, 2S, 3I, 4N, 5N, 6U, 7D, 8H, 9E, 10H.

PICTUre PoINTer MIrrorGraM

B ANKRUpTED

JUST a

bIT oF FUN

2 Seal on a

document

brICkWork

MINdboGGLer

1 Romance,

2 Cornea,

3 Crane,

4 Race,

5 E a r,

6 Real,

7 Glare,

8 Angler,

9 Wrangle.

1 Interlude,

2 Nightmare,

3 Delighted.

30-SeC braIN

TeaSer

Beginner 51

Intermediate 206

Genius 126

HIde’N’Seek

WordSearCH

TWo-SPeed Goodnight Sweetheart

CoFFeebreak

ACROSS: 1 Bread, 4 Relic,

7 Mob, 9 Temper, 11 Fair, 12 Lop,

13 Defence, 15 Silence, 18 Rap,

19 Ivan, 20 Margin, 23 ply,

24 Satin, 25 Leads.

DOWN: 1 Battleships, 2 Amp,

3 Doe, 5 Learn, 6 Corresponds,

8 Brie, 10 Map, 13 Don, 14 Foe,

16 Least, 17 Camp, 18 Rig,

21 All, 22 Rye.

Y eSTerdaY’S SOLUTIONS

We are setting the table in this puzzle. The unused letters reveal four
types of wine which you could enjoy with your meal.
Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

BOTTLE
BOWL
BREAD
CANDELABRA
CANDLE
CARAFE
CHINA
COASTER
CONDIMENTS
CRUET
DECANTER
DISH

EWER

FLOWERS

FORK

GLASS

GRAVY BOAT

KETCHUP

KNIFE

NAPKIN

PEPPER

PLACE

SETTING

S A LT

SAUCER

SERVICE

SIDE / PLATE

SPOON

TABLECLOTH

VINEGAR

WAITRESS

WATER JUG

WINE / COOLER

QUIZWord

ACROSS: 1 Joppy, 4 U-boat,

10 Aston, 11 Obadiah, 12 Crawford,

13 Zulu, 15 Hendry, 17 Fathom,

19 Gobi, 20 Intaglio, 23 Laidlaw,

24 Elver, 25 Skara, 26 Stone.

DOWN: 2 Ostia, 3 ponsford,

5 Brae, 6 Azimuth, 7 Marc Chagall,

8 Corry, 9 Chaulmoogra,

14 parakeet, 16 Niblick,

18 Snowy, 21 Leven, 22 Slur.

CroSSWord

ACROSS: 1 Razor, 4 Obese,

10 Issue, 11 Example, 12 Runner-up,

13 pant, 15 Shinto, 17 Baboon,

19 Omit, 20 princess, 23 Imagine,

24 Virgo, 25 Messy, 26 Alpha.

DOWN: 2 Arson, 3 Omelette,

5 Brag, 6 Soprano, 7 Microscopic,

8 Femur, 9 Betting shop,

14 Carnival, 16 Imitate,

18 preen, 21 Earth, 22 Miss.

Words separated by

an oblique line are to

be found separately.