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Daiy Mail Prize Crossword Monday 22 June 2015 No.15041

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planeman | 10:41 Mon 22nd Jun 2015 | Crosswords
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According to my edition of the Daily Mail (North West Region) the clue for 16a is "Small bird at Church is in pain" my answer is S TIT CH.

A previous question resulted in options of "Girlfriends or "George Best"

Any comments please ???
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Stitch
Planeman - those answers were for Pitcherwits.
Stitch s(small) + tit(bird) + ch(church)
16a is stitch

girlfriends & George Best are in Pitcherwits.
Good morning Danny and Mac hope you are both well x
Good Morning Margo & Danny.
Good morning Margo & Mac
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Many thanks for the answers to my query

It would appear that "PITCHERWITS" IS AN ONLINE CROSSWORD BY THE DAILY MAIL. Since I do not enter ONLINE Crosswords (a bit of a traditionalist ) I was not aware of the DM alternative

Perhaps the original question should have included "PITCHERWIT" in the heading !!!

Pitcherwits is in the middle of The Mail Coffee Break pages everyday
It did actually say Pitcherwits under the heading Planeman. The puzzle is on the top left hand corner of the paper( same page 38)
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Thanks Margo Tester

I have now found the crossword in question

I think the confusion arose because "redsokk" quoted PRIZE CROSSWORD in their original question heading.

Original question seems to have PITCHERWITS writ large upon it, imho!

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1427807.html

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